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* [[Atheists]] say they do not believe that any [[God]] or equivalent deity exists, but then are often hostile to [[Christians]], as in censoring classroom prayer even when everyone wants to participate.
 
* [[Atheists]] say they do not believe that any [[God]] or equivalent deity exists, but then are often hostile to [[Christians]], as in censoring classroom prayer even when everyone wants to participate.
  
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* Atheist often state that god does not exist, however there is much biblical evidence (which is unproven )which attests to the opposite conclusion.
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* Atheist often state that god does not exist, however there is much biblical evidence (which is unproven) which attests to the opposite conclusion.
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* Atheists usually claim that they are simply non-religious, yet majority of atheists in politics are form the far left-sphere, often communist.
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* Atheists claim that god does many atrocities were committed in the name of christianity, such as the Spanish inquisition. However the sole reason for the inquisition was because god and Jesus were being rejected by a militant minority which had to be dealt with.
  
 
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Revision as of 11:28, June 16, 2008

Here is a growing list of logical contradictions in atheism:

  • Atheists say they do not believe that any God or equivalent deity exists, but then are often hostile to Christians, as in censoring classroom prayer even when everyone wants to participate.
  • Atheist often state that god does not exist, however there is much biblical evidence (which is unproven) which attests to the opposite conclusion.
  • Atheists usually claim that they are simply non-religious, yet majority of atheists in politics are form the far left-sphere, often communist.
  • Atheists claim that god does many atrocities were committed in the name of christianity, such as the Spanish inquisition. However the sole reason for the inquisition was because god and Jesus were being rejected by a militant minority which had to be dealt with.

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See also