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| − | + | '''Atheistic denial''' is the tendency of [[atheists]] to deny obvious [[truth]]s, such as: | |
| − | + | # the existence of [[love]] beyond [[chemical reaction]]s in the [[brain]] | |
| + | # the far greater achievements of [[Christian]] scientists compared to atheistic scientists | ||
| + | # how atheism is the [[ideology]] of [[public schools]] | ||
| + | # how many atheists ultimately go [[insanity|insane]]<ref>[[Friedrich Nietzsche]] is one of numerous examples.</ref> or commit [[suicide]]<ref>See, for example, Asa Coon in [[young mass murderers]].</ref> | ||
| + | # how [[materialism]] fails to explain basic phenomena, such as butterfly [[migration]] and [[homing]] by birds | ||
| + | # how [[atheism]] is a modern fad bereft of any historical foundation | ||
| + | # how [[atheists]] tend to become less productive as they grow older, as in bright students who embrace [[atheism]] and then accomplish less and less | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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| + | <references/> | ||
| + | [[category:philosophy]] | ||
Revision as of 01:01, March 27, 2008
Atheistic denial is the tendency of atheists to deny obvious truths, such as:
- the existence of love beyond chemical reactions in the brain
- the far greater achievements of Christian scientists compared to atheistic scientists
- how atheism is the ideology of public schools
- how many atheists ultimately go insane[1] or commit suicide[2]
- how materialism fails to explain basic phenomena, such as butterfly migration and homing by birds
- how atheism is a modern fad bereft of any historical foundation
- how atheists tend to become less productive as they grow older, as in bright students who embrace atheism and then accomplish less and less
References
- ↑ Friedrich Nietzsche is one of numerous examples.
- ↑ See, for example, Asa Coon in young mass murderers.