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[[Paul-Henri Thiry|Baron d'Holbach]] (1723–1789) in his 1770 work, ''The System of Nature'' denied the [[Arguments for the existence of God|existence of God]] and he was an early proponent of atheism in Europe (The book was published under a pseudonym). In addition, atheism gained further European prominence as a result of [[French Revolution|revolutionary France]] in the 1790s.
[[Paul-Henri Thiry|Baron d'Holbach]] (1723–1789) in his 1770 work, ''The System of Nature'' denied the [[Arguments for the existence of God|existence of God]] and he was an early proponent of atheism in Europe (The book was published under a pseudonym). In addition, atheism gained further European prominence as a result of [[French Revolution|revolutionary France]] in the 1790s.
== Atheism vs. Christianity and evidential support ==
The available evidence and sound reasoning point to Christianity being true and atheism being false (see: [[Christian apologetics websites|Evidence for Christianity]] and [[Rebuttals to atheist arguments]]).
The available evidence and sound reasoning point to Christianity being true and atheism being false (see: [[Christian apologetics websites|Evidence for Christianity]] and [[Rebuttals to atheist arguments]]).