The Three Kinds of Atheists, and How to Respond to Them
COMMENTARY: Atheism is generally the expression of a moral attitude more than a real intellectual conviction based on evidence thought through.
Results from Tag: 'atheism'
An Atheist’s Argument for Atheism
COMMENTARY: Atheism is not only the failure to believe in God, but the failure to believe in one’s self.
The Emptiness of Atheism
Scientism is a philosophy. Science is science. Atheists must come to understand the difference.
Evidence of God’s Existence: The Argument from Human Consciousness
Materialists must be prepared to accept that there is no physical cause for the development of human consciousness.
How the Peace of Christ, Bought With His Blood, Conquered My Anxious Atheist Heart
‘Peace be with you … was not only a greeting. It was a gift, the gift that the Risen One wants to offer his friends. … This peace, which Christ purchased with his blood, is for them, but also for all. The disciples must pass it on to the whole world …’ — Pope Benedict XVI
A Universe Made Just for Us
Belief in the multiverse isn’t merely science fiction — it’s wishful and embarrassing science fantasy.
Many Atheists Know God Exists — They’re Just Angry That We Depend on Him
‘Atheism is often based on a false conception of human autonomy, exaggerated to the point of refusing any dependence on God.’ (CCC 2126)
Vatican II and the Rise of Atheism
COMMENTARY: The Council described the growing phenomenon as ‘among the most serious problems of this age,’ though one wonders what progress has been made in understanding, let alone addressing, contemporary atheism.
Did God Make All Out of Nothing? Or Did Nothing Turn Itself Into All?
‘Atheism is not the knowledge that God does not exist,’ says Archbishop Sheen, ‘but only the wish that he did not, in order that one could sin without challenge.’
The Universe Looks Like a Fine-Tuned Fix
“Scripture and Tradition never cease to teach and celebrate this fundamental truth: ‘The world was made for the glory of God.’” (CCC 293)
