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# how [[materialism]] fails to explain basic phenomena, such as butterfly [[migration]] and [[homing]] by birds
 
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# 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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Revision as of 01:49, March 6, 2008

Atheistic denial is the tendency of atheists to deny obvious truths, such as:

  1. the existence of love beyond chemical reactions in the brain
  2. the far greater achievements of Christian scientists compared to atheistic scientists
  3. how atheism is the ideology of public schools
  4. how many atheists ultimately go insane[1] or commit suicide
  5. how materialism fails to explain basic phenomena, such as butterfly migration and homing by birds
  6. how atheism is a modern fad bereft of any historical foundation
  7. 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

  1. ↑ Friedrich Nietzsche is one of numerous examples.