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ElShamah - Reason & Science: Defending ID and the Christian Worldview

Welcome to my library—a curated collection of research and original arguments exploring why I believe Christianity, creationism, and Intelligent Design offer the most compelling explanations for our origins. Otangelo Grasso


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Atheism is a worldview of doom.

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1Atheism is a worldview of doom. Empty Atheism is a worldview of doom. Thu Aug 11, 2022 2:08 pm

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Atheism is a worldview of doom.

We celebrate and worship the Lord, which is our hope and savior.  
Atheists have nothing to celebrate nor to worship, or hope for.
We have a positive case that we proclaim,
Atheists only lament and criticize what we believe, and only proclaim what they lack.
We have evidence pointing to the God of the Bible through natural and scriptural theology. They have no evidence that warrants a no-God world.
We have intellectual satisfaction. They have cognitive dissonance, fear of hell, and some require years for deconstruction.  
We look forward to our eternal destiny in heaven. They look forward to the grave.
We know our Lord lives, even if we cannot prove it. They confess ignorance.
We: 1.
Atheists: O.
I see no reason why I should become an atheist.

In a naturalistic worldview, everything starts with the inanimated matter and ends with the heat death of the universe. One is a cult of death, Christianity the celebration of life. Atheism adds nothing to the development of the educational system, and rights of freedom, it does not help improve human equality, or the equality of women, nor stimulate social engagement & charity. Through atheism, people cannot experience grace and no love of a loving godly father. It does not promote any positive difference in this world. It gives no meaning to human life, it removes it, it does not improve one's self-worth, and if atheism is true, it makes no difference, how someone lives, and what we do today, it has also no significance and consequences in eternity. Someone's life is doomed in the end, it removes hope. From stardust, we came to stardust we go, and what we did in between, doesn't matter. Be a jerk, or be a saint, nobody will remember.

Furthermore, if there is no God, there is no hope of deliverance of injustice and evil. Nor are there objective moral values. In a No-God world, there is no objective moral truth, and evil, suffering, and pain inflicted by man against his next might find some punishment through the human justice system, but most crimes, and evil, will remain unpunished. That means, without God, this is an essentially unjust world. Everything becomes subjective and relative and depends entirely on each individual's standpoint. Ultimately, there is no good, and no evil. There are just different viewpoints and standards based on personal preferences.  Naturalism cannot ground fundamentally anything. That is 1. Existence itself 2. The meaning of life  3. The value of human life 4. Moral values 5. Knowing what is objectively ( ontologically) true in regards to reality  6. Sound reasoning 7. Logic 8. Intelligibility 9. Mind and consciousness 10. Uniformity in nature.

Atheism is a worldview of doom. Atheis12

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2Atheism is a worldview of doom. Empty Re: Atheism is a worldview of doom. Sun Jun 16, 2024 5:58 pm

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They unknowingly worship the god of chaos—Beelzebub, the god of confusion. In their worldview, chaos is the creator, in stark contrast to the God of integrative creative complexity, who brings order and purpose by design. This represents a complete inversion of the created order of reality.

The name Beelzebub has its roots in ancient languages. It is derived from the Hebrew "Ba'al-Zebub," which translates to "lord of the flies." Originally, Ba'al was a title meaning "lord" or "master," used for various deities in ancient Near Eastern religions. Zebub, meaning "flies," may have been a derogatory term used by the Israelites to mock a rival god. Over time, Beelzebub became associated with the prince of demons in Christian demonology, embodying chaos and confusion.

Consider the "natural" state of human vision: our eyes see the world upside down, but our brain automatically corrects this to make sense of reality. This serves as a profound metaphor for our need for a governing authority that takes our fallible senses and reorients our perception to align with the truth of reality.

This reorientation brings glory and honor to His wisdom, as opposed to man's earthbound, limited perception of reality. Jesus is wisdom personified! He is the ultimate source of truth, bringing order to the chaos and clarity to the confusion that Beelzebub represents. Through Him, we gain the proper understanding of reality, seeing the world not through the distorted lens of our limited senses, but through the clear, divine perspective of God's ultimate wisdom and purpose.

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