11 Questions Atheists Can't Answer

[Mary Etheldreda]

1. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain there are no living things outside the Earth?
2. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain the origin of water on the Earth? Who put the water on the Earth if not God?
3. If a plant has thorns to protect itself, how did the plant know that thorns are dangerous if God didn't create them?
4. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain light and darkness?
5. Why don't atheists know the constant variable for the status of the existence of God?
6. After a wonderful day, who do atheists thank when they put their heads down on their pillows?
7. If God isn't real, how can we internally talk to ourselves?
8. If we assume God isn't real, how would that explain the Bible?
9. If God isn't real, can you explain ghosts and demons to me?
10. How do atheists explain who tells raindrops to fall down and not up?
11. How does the atheist explain the unexplained?

[Dennis Lukes]

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12. If God isn't real, then who sits upon the throne in Heaven?
13. If God isn't real, then who spoke to Moses through the burning bush?
14. If God isn't real, then who is Jesus's dad?
15. Why is Richard Dawkins a pedophilia apologist?

[Isabella White]

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1. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain there are no living things outside the Earth?
2. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain the origin of water on the Earth? Who put the water on the Earth if not God?
3. If a plant has thorns to protect itself, how did the plant know that thorns are dangerous if God didn't create them?
4. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain light and darkness?
5. Why don't atheists know the constant variable for the status of the existence of God?
6. After a wonderful day, who do atheists thank when they put their heads down on their pillows?
7. If God isn't real, how can we internally talk to ourselves?
8. If we assume God isn't real, how would that explain the Bible?
9. If God isn't real, can you explain ghosts and demons to me?
10. How do atheists explain who tells raindrops to fall down and not up?
11. How does the atheist explain the unexplained?

12. If God isn't real, then who sits upon the throne in Heaven?
13. If God isn't real, then who spoke to Moses through the burning bush?
14. If God isn't real, then who is Jesus's dad?
15. Why is Richard Dawkins a pedophilia apologist?

I so hope the atheists and agnostics will see these excellent points, dear Sister Mary and Brother Lukes. They tend to spend so much time insisting that "there is no ", even though is right in front of them, waiting for them to acknowledge mercy -- if they ask to forgive them of the horrid sins that are guaranteed to take them to , for all of eternity.

Furthermore, I think that the atheists' preoccupation and obsession with this "no " nonsense can be overcome, if they just think about various everyday, common-sense aspects of certain truths, and apply them to daily living, such as this:

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Sister Mary! It's great to see Christians issuing an open challenge to atheists, a broadside slap in their face. It's time somebody checked them. But don't be surprized if none of them show up - they're always hiding in their foxholes. To make it fairer, I'll help with no. 4.

4. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain light and darkness?

According to atheism theory, light is caused by burning electrons that oscillate in their shells because of thermal motion and the process of dropping from a high energy shell to a low shell releases a quanta of light, or a proton. Protons travel across the universe at the speed of light (duh Einstien) and collide with your eyes making the shells excited and produce electrinos, which are small unburnt electrons. These travel to your prefrontal cortex where the brain converts them into light that you can see. It all makes logical sense - until you realize all they have done is move the goal posts from "light" to "thermal motion". So where does that come from, eh?

[Mary Etheldreda]

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Good Lord, Dr. Toole, that has to be the dumbest thing I've heard all day, and I homeschool young children. Don't those atheists think if shells were hitting our eyes we'd feel it?

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Good Lord, Dr. Toole, that has to be the dumbest thing I've heard all day, and I homeschool young children. Don't those atheists think if shells were hitting our eyes we'd feel it?

Sister, I bet you hear a lot of dumb things. We'll have to wait and see how the atheists get out of this pickle but I'm almost ready to call it. Checkm...

[Philemon]

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1. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain there are no living things outside the Earth?
2. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain the origin of water on the Earth? Who put the water on the Earth if not God?
3. If a plant has thorns to protect itself, how did the plant know that thorns are dangerous if God didn't create them?
4. If God didn't exist, how do atheists explain light and darkness?
5. Why don't atheists know the constant variable for the status of the existence of God?
6. After a wonderful day, who do atheists thank when they put their heads down on their pillows?
7. If God isn't real, how can we internally talk to ourselves?
8. If we assume God isn't real, how would that explain the Bible?
9. If God isn't real, can you explain ghosts and demons to me?
10. How do atheists explain who tells raindrops to fall down and not up?
11. How does the atheist explain the unexplained?

These are some powerful questions, sister Mary!
As a former atheist i would debunk them all.
But then i read the bible. CHECKMATE!

[Mary Etheldreda]

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These are some powerful questions, sister Mary!
As a former atheist i would debunk them all.
But then i read the bible. CHECKMATE!

Friend, this right here exposes the fear that drives the atheist life choices. Fear that should he read the Holy Bible, he too would confront his sin and disgusting nature before the LORD, feel an overwhelming impulse to apologize and grovel, and surrender his heart to Jesus. Oh, but the atheist is afraid to surrender his heart to Jesus because then he would not feel free to sin and rape and cannibalize children any more. What they don't know is that freedom from sin feels much better than any stranger's tallywhacker playing Pile Driver on his raw, tattered colon.

[Addonai]

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Atheism does'not exist. It's artificial construct made by leftist philosophers.
While Theism is natural.
Some questions will be temporarili hidden, while some answers will remain eternal. God will explain everything to us, when we meet Him.

[MitzaLizalor]

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William Blake wrote:

There is No Natural Religion [a]

The Argument



Man has no notion of moral
fitness but from Education.
Naturally he is only a natu-
ral organ subject to Sense.

I
Man cannot naturally Per-
ceive, but through his natural
or bodily organs

II
Man by his reason-
ing power. can only
compare & judge of
what he has already
perceiv'd.

III
From a perception of
only 3 senses or 3 ele
-ments none could de-
-duce a fourth or fifth

IV
None could have other
than natural or organic
thoughts if he had none
but organic perceptions

V
Mans desires are
limited by his percepti
ons. none can de-
-sire what he has not
prceiv'd

VI
The desires & percepti-
-ons of man untaught by
any thing but organs of
sense, must be limited
to objects of sense.

There is No Natural Religion [b]



I
Man's percepti-
-ons are not bound
-ed by organs of
perception. he per-
-ceives more than
sense (tho' ever
so acute) can
discover

II
Reason or the ra-
-tio of all we have
already known is
not the same that
it shall be when
we know more

IV
The bounded is
loathed by its pos-
-sessor.The same
dull round even
of the univer[s]e, would
soon become a
mill with complica-
-ted wheels.

V
If the many bec-
-ome the same as
the few, when pos-
-sess'd, More! More!
is the cry of a mista-
-ken soul, less than
All cannot satisfy
Man

VI
If any could de-
-sire what he is in-
-capable of posses-
sing, despair must
be his eternal
lot

VII
The desire of
Man being Infi-
-nite the possession
is Infinite & him-
-self Infinite

https://www.themorgan.org/collection/William-Blakes-World/181

Later on, Blake comes up with conclusions and applications, available in the link. Whether or not I agree with those, and certainly I disagree with the idea of men with infinite desire thereby becoming infinite themselves, some of Blake's positions are commendable. For example he regarded "priests" as vermin corrupting everything good or kind or fair. Baptists do not have "priests" but most false belief systems have loads of the wretches (sometimes they're called witchdoctors but their function is the same) and it may be that these are forms of natural religion. Blake would probably say they're not religion at all, but forms of insanity.

Often those false teachers make CLAIMS about theism, but nothing which can be demonstrated to be true. Where on this spectrum——say, from Blake at one extreme, witchdoctors in the middle and popes at the other extreme——would you position yourself?