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In a letter to Lowes Dickinson, Bertrand Russell wrote:

In a letter to Lowes Dickinson, Bertrand Russell wrote:

{{cquote|We stand on the shores of an ocean, crying to the night and the emptiness; sometimes a voice answers out of the darkness.  But it is a voice of one drowning; and in a moment the silence returns” (Bertrand Russell, Autobiography, p. 287 as quoted by Leroy Koopman, “Famous Atheists Give Their Testimonies,” Moody Monthly, Nov. 1975, p. 124.) <ref>[http://www.guidelines.org/commentaries/atheism-and-the-despair-of-hope/#sthash.deoxNoqK.dpuf Atheism and the despair of hope]</ref>}}

{{cquote|We stand on the shores of an ocean, crying to the night and the emptiness; sometimes a voice answers out of the darkness.  But it is a voice of one drowning; and in a moment the silence returns” (Bertrand Russell, Autobiography, p. 287 as quoted by Leroy Koopman, “Famous Atheists Give Their Testimonies,” Moody Monthly, Nov. 1975, p. 124.) <ref>[http://www.guidelines.org/commentaries/atheism-and-the-despair-of-hope/#sthash.deoxNoqK.dpuf Atheism and the despair of hope]</ref>}}

 

The [[Christian apologetics|Christian apologist]] [[William Lane Craig]] wrote:

The [[Christian apologetics|Christian apologist]] [[William Lane Craig]] wrote:

{{Cquote|For example, the outspoken atheist and [[Nobel Prize]]–winning physicist Steven Weinberg, at the close of his much-acclaimed book ''The First Three Minutes'', writes,

{{Cquote|For example, the outspoken atheist and [[Nobel Prize]]–winning physicist Steven Weinberg, at the close of his much-acclaimed book ''The First Three Minutes'', writes,