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Sunday, August 14, 2011

{THE 'ATHEIST' ADVOCATE}





When you look @ the history of what we know about the world, you see a
very noticeable pattern. Natural explanations of things have been replacing supernatural
explanations of them.
Why
the sun rises and sets? Where thunder and lightning come from? Why people get
sick? How the complexity of life came into being?
I could go on and on and depending on your view is more or less
complex than the questions I asked. I often wonder how we could come up with
explanations for the sun rising and setting and things of that nature, but not
be able to explain how or why we allow the short comings of
‘Christians’ to make so many of us feel like we are not human. What happens when they are asked to
prove the existence of God?





They use all the bogus
catchphrases, the sound bites, the emotional punches-to-the-gut to solidify the
existence of God. But can I ask, why
does God need arguments, anyway? Why does God need people to make his arguments
for him? Why can't he just reveal his true self, clearly and unequivocally, and
settle the question once and for all? If God existed, why wouldn't it just be
obvious?
It is not up to the Atheist to
prove that God does exist. It is up to theists to prove that he does. And in
the absence of any genuinely good, solid evidence or arguments in favor of
God's existence
(and
in the presence of a whole lot of very solid arguments against it) how can they
continue to hold the null hypothesis of theism: that God almost certainly does exist,
and that it is completely reasonable to act as if the Atheist is wrong?
So as ‘Christians’ further perpetuated through fear, intimidation, tradition and social
pressure,
I fail to see how asking an Atheist to believe them until
they get pie in the sky. 

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