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Dr. Paul M. Elliott wrote about '''atheism and sin''':

Dr. Paul M. Elliott wrote about '''atheism and sin''':

{{Cquote|Misappropriating Biblical terminology, New Atheists speak of "evil" - "truth" - and "justice". But in the [[New Atheism|New Atheist]] view, [[religion]] is the root of all [[evil]], the ultimate "[[truth]]" is that there is no [[God]], and the ultimate "justice" is the eradication of [[faith]]. The monstrosity and death we see in the world are simply part of the [[Darwinism|Darwinian]] package. The chilling moral of New Atheism's doctrine of [[sin]] is this: The smartest and strongest will always win.

{{Cquote|Misappropriating Biblical terminology, New Atheists speak of "evil" - "truth" - and "justice". But in the [[New Atheism|New Atheist]] view, [[religion]] is the root of all [[evil]], the ultimate "[[truth]]" is that there is no [[God]], and the ultimate "justice" is the eradication of [[faith]]. The monstrosity and death we see in the world are simply part of the [[Darwinism|Darwinian]] package. The chilling moral of New Atheism's doctrine of [[sin]] is this: The smartest and strongest will always win.

''See also:'' [[Atheism and satanic deception]] and [[LaVeyan Satanism]] and [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and Hell]]

''See also:'' [[Atheism and satanic deception]] and [[LaVeyan Satanism]] and [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Atheism and Hell]]

[[Image:GustaveDoreParadiseLostSatanProfile.jpg|left|thumbnail|200px|Gustave Doré's depiction of [[Satan]] from [[John Milton]]'s Paradise Lost.]]

[[Image:GustaveDoreParadiseLostSatanProfile.jpg|left|thumbnail|200px|Gustave Doré's depiction of [[Satan]] from [[John Milton]]'s Paradise Lost.]]

Got Questions Ministries indicates about atheism, sin and rebellion:

[[GotQuestions|Got Questions Ministries]] indicates about atheism, sin and rebellion:

{{Cquote|The main goal of those under the influence of the sin nature is to make himself a god, to have complete control over his life, or so he thinks. Then religion comes along with obligations, judgments, and restrictions, while atheists presume to define their own meaning and morality. They do not want to submit to God because their hearts are at “enmity against God,” and they have no desire to be subject to His Law. In fact they are incapable of doing so because their sin has blinded them to truth (Romans 8:6-7). This is why atheists spend most of their time complaining and arguing not about the scriptural proof texts, but about the “dos and don’ts.” Their natural rebelliousness detests the commandments of God. They simply hate the idea that anything—or any One—should have control over them. What they do not realize is that Satan himself is controlling them, blinding them, and preparing their souls for hell.<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/evangelize-atheists.html Should Christians try to evangelize atheists?], Got Question Ministries</ref>}}

{{Cquote|The main goal of those under the influence of the sin nature is to make himself a god, to have complete control over his life, or so he thinks. Then religion comes along with obligations, judgments, and restrictions, while atheists presume to define their own meaning and morality. They do not want to submit to God because their hearts are at “enmity against God,” and they have no desire to be subject to His Law. In fact they are incapable of doing so because their sin has blinded them to truth (Romans 8:6-7). This is why atheists spend most of their time complaining and arguing not about the scriptural proof texts, but about the “dos and don’ts.” Their natural rebelliousness detests the commandments of God. They simply hate the idea that anything—or any One—should have control over them. What they do not realize is that Satan himself is controlling them, blinding them, and preparing their souls for hell.<ref>[https://www.gotquestions.org/evangelize-atheists.html Should Christians try to evangelize atheists?], Got Question Ministries</ref>}}

[[Category:Atheism]]

[[Category:Atheism]]