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The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” – Psalm 14:1
In this blog post, it has been put on my heart to completely demolish the “atheist way.” Honestly, I can do this in many fallacious ways, which make it even more fun, by appealing to history, appealing to the majority, and appealing to common sense.
It is more unreasonable to believe there is no God, then to believe in a God.
In no part of this blog will I use fearmongering or scare-tactics to get an atheist to convert, or maybe you are just a Christian that had an experience with an atheist and view this as entertainment. Either way, this will be a fun blog post to write. All emotions encapsulated, super biased, and very fallicious.
God is real, you can like it or not.
I believe that it is unreasonable to believe that God does not exist. Honestly, I think that everyone knows that God does exist, it is more that a person shakes his fist at God and hates the thought of him. You cannot hate something that is not there, and you cannot be selfish enough to think it is only a personal experience that identifies a thought.
From my experience, I think that atheists or overall God-deniers believe in a non-free-will God, that for some reason enacts evil on the Earth. Which is kind of ironic, due to the fact that you must believe God is real to believe in a non-free-will society. Anyway, this is a common argument amongst the group, appealing to emotion, about how God lets evil happen to the pure.
But from the Christian viewpoint, this is answered by the foundational root of “God is good, humans make good things bad.”
This is all it comes down to.
They would rather believe that God is hateful or nonexistent, rather than think that themselves or other people do not distort good. Which I think is an overall terrible argument with no basis. If God were to punish evil, then Earth would be nuked. A principle of humanity is that we make mistakes and distort good things for bad. The Christian view is that we know this as fact and must repent.
God allows us free-will to choose him or not, he allows us to choose good or evil, he allows us to suffer to know what good is.
Everyone believed in an existence of God all the way up until the 17th century, when philosophers that wanted to make a name for themselves introduced a “no-God society.”
Now humans fear everything, instead of just fearing God.
Christianity was ripped out of the educational system to demolish human purpose; verbal persecution began as people were told it was unreasonable to believe in a God.
Yet atheists are in the minority.
Imagine a state that allows for education to be built around Jesus. Humans would have their purpose again; they would not be slaves to the system. They would know to go to the divine source, rather than to human pills. They would know that suffering is okay, and that it is not labeled as an “illness” to fund a company.
All of the legends of antiquity believed in a God. Whether it was the God of the Old Testament, Jesus of the New Testament, a master creator, or a mythological deity, all people of old believed in a God. I think you can prove God’s existence by the complexity of mechanisms, and the one that took a deep dive of thought, realized such.
For the ones that do not believe things that are unreasonable, you must not believe in your own existence.
To conclude, I believe that people are selfish and think of themselves as Gods. This in itself does not allow for a concept of God, as one’s pride and ego cannot allow for someone to be more powerful. Keep in mind, even the ones of a different religion are wrong, but smarter than the ones that believe that science and “big bangs” are the cause of creation.
When I watch the television, all I see now are big names praising the Lord, Jesus Christ. People are sick and tired of being persecuted and silenced for a fundamental truth, are sick and tired of having worthless trash shoved down our throat, and are sick and tired of the prideful individuals that spew hate.
Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life.
We are here to stay, this is not a slave religion, God is not dead, and you will kneel in honor whether you are on his side or not. Muhammed will kneel, John Smith will kneel, Buddha will kneel.
We will kneel.
(Here as of late I have spoken more calmy and direct to the point, but for this one, I wanted to just type.)