Who is more creative, Christians or atheists?

Question

Based on their cosmology, of course...

Answer 1

I agree with red eye agnostic, Look at the stories of christians and all the answers they come up with !

Answer 2

i believe i'm very creative and on the comparable time i'm an atheist. The human techniques, if given the prospect and stable education could be very creative. you're precise, besides the shown fact that, that the Mona Lisa did no longer paint herself. She replaced into painted with the help of a guy, in basic terms as gods are created with the help of guy too.

Answer 3

Not a fair question. You are implying that Christians are more creative because they believe in a "fairy tale". I wonder if Picasso, Van Gogh, Di Vinci, or Michelangelo were Christians. Get my point. I hope I spelled all the names correctly.

Answer 4

Definitely Chiristians

Answer 5

Well, I'll have to say Atheists. At least they are creative enough to look for logical answers, but Christians can only repeat what they've read in a 2000 year old Fairy Tale.

Answer 6

A scientific Atheist, is more creative than just a normal everday Atheist

Answer 7

Creativity requires a mind that is open to all possibilities and their means of production. I find that most religious zealots lack that ability.

Answer 8

Belief in Christianity utilizes one of the many things that seperates us from pure animals: our power of imagination that ensues at the end of reasoning (which we all know has its limits). This imagination does not have to be outside of logic and it allows us to fill in the infinite gaps that exist in our cognitive ability while at the same time giving way to an endless possiblity of creative ideas that simultaneously help in our expression of ourselves. This gap in cognitive objectivity that gives way to endless possiblity is perfectly in line with the indescribable (and seemingly infinite) nature of our feelings and paired together---the philosophy of possibility and our emotions---they give way to honest expression through art.

Atheism, by it's nature, is without an infinite Creator and, because of this, possibilities are not endless and neither are the ensuing creative emotions. Not to mention athiests generally are scientists advocates who merely discover and don't create anything. Those who believe in creative creation are more likely to want to mimick their Creator through creativity because they love Him and want to personalize themselves to Him through some means that is theirs only. Being creative comes from wanting individuality which is fully realized in a relationship with God, through Christ (our passage to a relationship with God), because it is only an infinite Creator who can fully understand his created---hence, individuality.

Instead of wasting my time using science to figure out God, which is impossible, I'd rather create things that describe my individuality while mimicking my all-loving Creator.

Answer 9

That's a generalization,and has nothing to do with creativity.

Answer 10

I suppose that Christians are; after all, it takes more imagination to believe in something they can't prove than to simply say, "I can't see it, therefore it must not exist."