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To: DungeonMaster
Why do atheists say that God absolutely does not exist, when they have no idea where all the matter in the universe came from?

Since science cannot prove that God does not exist, why then do they say that He does not exist?

Ah, some here have said that He would have revealed Himself by now if He truly existed.

If atheists cannot prove that matter was not created by a Supreme Being, and since atheists cannot prove where all the matter in the universe came from in the first place, why then do they unequivocally declare that God does not exist?

Could it be that God has chosen to not reveal Himself?

As I have shown before, atheism is a belief system, where atheists, who cannot prove where all the matter in the universe came from, have decided to unilaterally declare that a Supreme Being did not create it.
28 posted on 11/16/2006 9:10:05 AM PST by Laissez-faire capitalist (Keep working! Welfare cases and their liberal enablers are counting on you!)
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To: Laissez-faire capitalist

I read a book by Eric Lerner called "The Big Bang did not Happen". He declares in his book that matter has always existed and goes on to try to prove that. He is a "Plasma Physicist". I remember that when I was an athiest I didn't care how matter came into being, I just knew that there was no God. That is mans fallen, dead state. Proof and reason don't enter into it. It's almost like a spiritual tantrum where one insists on God showing Himself otherwise that one defies God. I was in that state right up until I got saved at the age of about 21.


32 posted on 11/16/2006 9:28:29 AM PST by DungeonMaster (Man defiles a rock when he chips it with a tool. Ex 20:25)
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