| − | “Atheism is psychologically impossible because of the way humans think... They point to studies showing, for example, that even people who claim to be committed atheists tacitly hold religious beliefs, such as the existence of an immortal soul.” - Graham Lawton in the ''New Scientist''<ref name="exist">Unruh, Bob (July 19, 2014). [http://www.wnd.com/2014/07/science-writer-atheists-might-not-exist "Scientists: atheists might not exist"]. WorldNetDaily. Retrieved on February 21, 2015.</ref> science magazine. See also: [[Atheism and life after death]] and [[Atheism and death]] | + | “Atheism is psychologically impossible because of the way humans think... They point to studies showing, for example, that even people who claim to be committed atheists tacitly hold religious beliefs, such as the existence of an immortal soul.” - Graham Lawton in the ''New Scientist''<ref name="exist">Unruh, Bob (July 19, 2014). [https://www.wnd.com/2014/07/science-writer-atheists-might-not-exist "Scientists: atheists might not exist"]. WorldNetDaily. Retrieved on February 21, 2015.</ref> science magazine. See also: [[Atheism and life after death]] and [[Atheism and death]] |
| | “A slew of cognitive traits predisposes us to [[faith]].” - Pascal Boyer, in the British science journal ''Nature'' <ref name="exist"/> | | “A slew of cognitive traits predisposes us to [[faith]].” - Pascal Boyer, in the British science journal ''Nature'' <ref name="exist"/> |