If atheism is simply a lack of belief in God, then atheism does not address the actual existence of God...meaning atheism allows for the possibility of God's existence.
If you really are an atheist (one who merely lacks belief in God) then you should be able to admit to the possibility of a God.
Otherwise, you are not an atheist; you are an anti-theist.
So how many of you self-identified atheists will make this honest confession?: "According to atheism it is possible for a God to exist."
Anyone?
Yes, I know atheism also allows for the possibility of blue fairies, et all. Nonetheless atheism allows for the possibility of a supernatural God. So an objective, honest atheist should have no problem admitting it.
Isn't this the ultimate honesty test for atheists?
Because in my experience, most atheists are actually anti-theists, who hide behind a feint of make-believe non-belief, and who base their entire belief system of the impossibility of God's existence.
2007-09-25
03:12:58
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