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Atheism Takes Faith

Jul 21
2 min read

   If you actually think about it, Atheism just doesn't make sense. It takes olympic level mental gymnastics to convince yourself that no god exists. You may already be noticing that I didn't capitalize the last pronoun. But they're that bad! Which is why I researched them, so you don't have to. But if you'd like to be amused and strengthened by this, let's get into it!


     I struggle with my belief in God. Just like the patriarchs and the disciples. But Atheim looks at everything, ever, and insists that random chance is responsible for all complexity. Fredrick Nietche said one time, "God is dead." But really , 1,000 years earlier,  King David wrote that, "The fool says in his heart, there is no God." (Psalm14:1) Not only is randomness mathmatically impossible, the wonders of nature require an originator.

      On top of that, since time before memory, most people have credited some divine determination behind existence. Whether it's Vishnu, or Allah, or more correctly, Yaweh, the human heart longs to know who put it here. Because we all want porpoise. Or maybe, purpose? See, meaning is important. But aside from the odd outlier, only recently*has mankind denied all possibillity of intelligent design. Rejecting the tiniest idea that we're not supreme and sovereign.

      Plus, life is just too precious to be pointless. Now, you may dissagree, but just think. Before humans can talk, we resist death. If all we can do is cry, then folks, we raise a powerful ruckus.Still, we agree that things can be important. But if it's all just a mess of chaos, that couldn't be. Instead, God gave us the idea of purpose, and levels in that. He, of course, is of supreme importance. Which is why the devil's greatest trick was convimcing people that neither God nor Satan exist.

I hope that blessed you. For a little more, check out voiceintha on blogspot, facebook, X, and instagram       Thanks!

*15,00's, Leigionier Ministries

 
 
 

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