Proof that Atheists Believe in God

[Jared H. Price]

Re: Proof that Atheists Believe in God

I particularly like the ones who think that "evolution" explains the origins of life and the universe.

It's like they haven't even read their own Holy Books, but go about preaching the religion anyway!

It's true. They like to throw around numbers like 4 billion years for the age of the Earth. That sounds like some sort of made up number used by kids or used for effect in movies or used to calculate spending by liberals.

6,000 is a reasonable number. It's the sort of number that a serious adult uses. Yet they want to claim they are the ones who use "reason".

4 billion years, monkeys for ancestors, cats turning into dogs...yet they call us delusional.

[JennyD]

Re: Proof that Atheists Believe in God

I particularly like the ones who think that "evolution" explains the origins of life and the universe.

It's like they haven't even read their own Holy Books, but go about preaching the religion anyway!

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: Proof that Atheists Believe in God

Atheists have as much faith, if not more, than True Christians(tm). However, they like to whitewash it by calling it "logic" or "reason", which are clearly misnomers given their beliefs. Anyone who blindly believes in a bunch of crazy biology professers who tout Evilution is guilty of this. Funny how if I have blind faith in the Lord I'm "misguided, prone to flights of fancy, and stupid", but the same blind faith in professors and textbooks is suddenly "logical, reasonable, and true".

[TheLordSavedMe]

Re: Proof that Atheists Believe in God

Uhm, I'm not sure I know what you mean Sister Jenny. I thought animals couldn't go to Heaven?

So when foxes get old or have like brain cancer or something, they all of a sudden believe in Jesus? I'm sorry if I'm just being a dumdum, but some of that science talk goes right over my head.

Tammi

[JennyD]

Scientists have proven that atheists actually believe in God, and express it through "superstition" so they don't have to confess their faith!

The study which shows that atheists can sometimes hold superstitious beliefs as strongly as those with religious convictions, is to be published in an upcoming edition of the Journal of Culture and Cognition.

"Adults almost have to fight against these intuitions," said Hood. "There's evidence from other labs that when adults are in stressful situations or when they have a degree of compromise to mental function through brain disease, then they revert back to a superstitious way of thinking."

This is why "there are no atheists in foxholes".