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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why is atheism a fact and believing in God not a fact? Both are just opinions. Is there proof there is no God? Tangible proof? Archaeological proof? Also yapping about "angels"' is a red herring. Not all believers in God or the Christ take the Bible literally as fundamentalists. Not all are evangelicals. Not all are snake handlers either. [/quote] My point is atheists posting seem to overgeneralize and treat believers as homogeneous. And mock us all because some of us believe certain things. One question I have is how do atheists cope with fear and uncertainty? I take comfort in affirmjng Divine Order in my life: wholeness, harmony, wisdom, abundance and peace. What if anything does an atheist do?[/quote] This is exactly the reason why I think some people are believers - they are generally fearful and are uncomfortable with uncertainty. So they blindly accept fantastical stories that makes them feel better. [/quote] Fear and comfort cut both directions Plenty of atheists admit they’re drawn to atheism because it removes the fear of hell, judgment, or a cosmic authority telling them what to do. “I’d rather there be no God” is something I’ve heard from ex-believers more than once. Wishful thinking isn’t exclusive to theists. [/quote]
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