Atheists, do you think...?

Question

Would babies in the mother's stomach believe there is a world outside if you tell them while they are still in the stomach? Imagine you are describing the outside world to them and all what they see is a stomach walls that surrounds them. It would be hard for them to believe that there is a world totally different from what he/she sees.

I can't help but to think that atheists are similar to the babies who just seeing the walls of the stomach around them and can't imagine the world that we are actually destined! The world that is much larger than this, which is not bound to any time or space limits! The world that our parents Adam and Eve were from, and that is the House where we belong - in the pressence of Allah!

Your comments...

Answer 1

That is one way to look at it. However, I can say the same to you. You are looking at the world only from your point of view, and no one else. Have you ever tried to look at the world through an atheist's eyes? No one wants to see outside their understanding, ie their religious views, because are are afraid of what we might see/experience.

I grew up believing in strong liberal morals and learning to respect everyone's choices. I can only see the mortal world, and do not wish to see the secular. It has nothing to do with proof. I have never seen a relgious person act the same as their mentors.

Answer 2

Babies are carried in the mother's womb.

You cannot imagine how gigantic the universe is what science sees. You need to understand that there ain't any limits or bounds with time and space, they are infinite.

How can you compare babies with atheists? Babies get the genetic information from their parents and once born, they have to believe what their elders say to them because they don't have enough information, experience and analytical skills; while atheists don't have any Beliefs, they only accept the truth.

Answer 3

Well, of course there is a world out side the womb. The baby can here the mother's voice outside the womb. It can feel the mothers hands and they press against the belly.
It's been along time since I've actually hear God speak in an audible manner.

Answer 4

Good argument, but it still isn't the same. Babies can hear noise coming from outside of the womb. They can feel pressure from outside. Also, isn't the idea of the universe with billions and billions of stars and planets the same idea. I can't see it, but I have a pretty good idea that it's there. I don't just cover my eyes. The difference is that there is proof for the existence of the universe.

Answer 5

I am an athiest, and I am not rejecting the idea of being another world , study string theory and higher dimensions.
but I do reject islam and mohamad being a prophet (or even a nice nice/kind guy, an ambitious leader maybe, but a good person no way).

Answer 6

Hmmm....babies can hear sounds, feel vibrations and movements, heat and cold from outside of the womb....I'm thinking your arguement is faulty. Assuming the baby could get the concept, there's plenty of proof that there is an outside world. Where is the proof of Allah/God?

Answer 7

But a lot of Christians have reported seeing that "outside world" themselves, and they insist it's Yahweh's world, not Allah's world. And the Ancient Greeks insisted it was the world of Zeus. I see some conflict here.

Answer 8

Cute but faulty.

I can't help but thinking of believers as children told there is a Santa Claus who can get into houses without chimneys just ... because...

Answer 9

Well, considering that you think unborn children exist in a woman's stomach, it's hard to find the existance of "Allah" any more believable. Please refer to your biology book and read up on the uterus.

Answer 10

Yeah. I'm so sure your allah has all the answers. I'll take my chances in Vegas.