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Atheists - The Devil's Disciples?
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I've been asked by a Christian ABer if I spent last night watching the Omen trilogy. Not very nice - but the question struck me as rather strange. I can't imagine why such a peculiar thought would even occur to anyone. Do these people really think that atheists are somehow aligned with the 'Devil'? And if so, why?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I was brought up in the Christian faith and can quote parts of the Bible but when I was able to think positively and make my own decisions I realised what a lot of nonsense it was so I am an athiest. However, if anyone wants to believe I would not take their faith away from them if this is what they need to get through this difficult life. My own philosophy is make the most of what you have got because you will not get another chance.
As an aetheist, my stance is simply an absence of belief in God, which does not leave any form of 'spiritual vacuum' as some Christains believe, certainly not one which is filled with 'The Devil'.
My major problems with Christians has always been the 'You need what I have, you just don't know it like I do ...' approach which varies from gently patronising to downright arrogance.
I have no problem with anyone believing in any form of a God, if that is what comforts them, it's simply not a belief Ishare, and unlike them, I never struggle to explain and justify the dreadful things that occur around us - they just do.
My major problems with Christians has always been the 'You need what I have, you just don't know it like I do ...' approach which varies from gently patronising to downright arrogance.
I have no problem with anyone believing in any form of a God, if that is what comforts them, it's simply not a belief Ishare, and unlike them, I never struggle to explain and justify the dreadful things that occur around us - they just do.
I try to be a Christian, and probably fail, I certainly have no difficulty with people not sharing my view, in fact Atheists have the best argument, but I have always found comfort from my religion (C of E) and see no reason to change, or make any attempt to explain the dreadful happenings in this world in which we live.
It seems to me that it is some, not all, Atheists who choose to be patronising towards people who have any faith.
It seems to me that it is some, not all, Atheists who choose to be patronising towards people who have any faith.
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