Atheism is a religion for miserable fools

The most common problem atheists have is in their confusing God with "religion". God is not religion, and religion is not God. In fact, atheists are some of the most fanatically religious people on the planet. Their religion is one of the most rigid and exclusionary of all religions, as they regularly demonize, shun, and disparage all others who do not abide by the tenents of their belief systems and practices.

Religion is not simply a set of beliefs in a supernatural power, but is a rigid code of ethics and philosophy, based upon a specific system of belief, practices, or values even resembling, or suggestive of such a system of belief. Atheists often complain about others "pushing" their religious beliefs upon them, yet are some of the pushiest people on the planet when it comes to their own belief system, which they often promote quite religiously.

Here's a little food for thought . . .

What is time? What is its nature? When did time begin? What happened before that?

How big is outer space? Where does it end? When you get to the end of outer space, what's on the other side?

If you atheists are not wise enough to answer these questions fully and accurately, then you are certainly not wise enough to positively and unequivocally make the great and final pronouncement upon the eternal question of whether God does, or does not, in fact, exist.

Here's an interesting video on the subject:

Modern Science Finds God (A Video Presentation) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2fswCPeu_Q

Atheists seem to have a penchant for grand, and all encompassing
pronouncements. You know, people with small minds often like to reduce complex issues down to a question of black and white, left or right, either/or, and all or nothing. It seems to comfort them in a way perhaps best described as mental masturbation.

They purport to offer "proof" . . . either that "God does not exist", or that some people invent, or hold on to odd, and sometimes bizarre beliefs about the nature, purpose, and existence of God.

In the former case, I would have to say that they are raving lunatics with delusions of grandeur, for no mere human on earth has either the knowledge, wisdom, or ability, to make such a pronouncement upon that eternal question. In the latter case, however, I would tend to agree with them . . . as long as they also include atheists in their list of people who invent, or hold on to odd, and sometimes bizarre beliefs about the nature, purpose and existence of God.