Post by rizdek on May 30, 2019 9:06:22 GMT
But, of course there really can't be any honest-to-nobody atheists.
In Romans 1, the Bible clearly teaches that God has revealed Himself to everyone, and Psalm 14:1 tells us that those who say there is no God are fools. In this fast-paced teaching, Mark first debunks the notion that atheists exist, then discusses the heart of atheists with their foolish, self-refuting claims such as, “There is no such thing as truth” and “Nobody’s right.” Next, he answers some common questions and objections of atheists, such as, “If God is loving, why are there evil and suffering in the world?” and “You can’t trust the Bible because it was written by men.” Finally, Mark shares the greatest need of atheists, which is to be born again.
It appears some theists seem to have a need to either discredit atheists, dispute atheism, and/or deny atheist even exist. I'm not sure where that need comes from. If there is a god and someone is utterly convinced of that fact, what is it to them if someone else foolishly (in their opinion) doesn't believe it? Maybe they think by pointing out problems with atheism, they'll cause someone who thinks they are an atheist to stop thinking that and admit that, indeed, they really do believe.
It is kind of funny that this guy first claims he proves that atheists can't even exist, then proceeds to discuss them as if they really do exist. It's not unlike the atheist who swears on a stack of comic books that God doesn't exist, then proceeds to criticize God and make fun of him.