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The [[argument from religious experience]] is the [[argument]] that because people have reported religious [[experience]]s of [[God]], therefore God [[Existence|exists]]. See also: [[Swinburne's argument from religious experience]]
The [[argument from religious experience]] is the [[argument]] that because people have reported religious [[experience]]s of [[God]], therefore God [[Existence|exists]]. See also: [[Swinburne's argument from religious experience]]
The journalist Marjorie Steele states:
{{Cquote|I’m not so much saying atheists as individuals are dogmatic, as I am that atheism is, as an ideology. Atheism takes a firmly negative stance on anything supernatural, asserting it does not exist, which is very different from asserting that it’s unknown. That premise alone makes atheism as dogmatic as religion.<ref>[https://medium.com/@creativeonion/im-not-so-much-saying-atheists-as-individuals-are-dogmatic-as-i-am-that-atheism-is-as-an-6de4552fc98e Journalist Marjorie Steele on atheism]</ref>}}
The essay ''The Dogmas and Failure of Rational Atheism'' by Carl Olson say about the [[New Atheism|new atheist]] [[Sam Harris]]:
The essay ''The Dogmas and Failure of Rational Atheism'' by Carl Olson say about the [[New Atheism|new atheist]] [[Sam Harris]]: