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*'''Moral depravity:''' Moral depravity has been demonstrated in the atheist community [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism through history and through various studies]. In addition, [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism Bible exegesis points to the moral depravity of atheists.]
*'''Moral depravity:''' Moral depravity has been demonstrated in the atheist community [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism through history and through various studies]. In addition, [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism Bible exegesis points to the moral depravity of atheists.]
and psychologist Dr. [[Paul Vitz]] has stated that he had superficial reasons for becoming an atheist such as the desire to be accepted by his [[Stanford]] professors who were united in disbelief regarding God.]] Therefore, moral depravity is certainly one of the prime causes of atheism.
and psychologist Dr. [[Paul Vitz]] has stated that he had superficial reasons for becoming an atheist such as the desire to be accepted by his [[Stanford]] professors who were united in disbelief regarding God.]] Therefore, moral depravity is certainly one of the prime causes of atheism.
[[Image:DrVitz.jpg|thumbnail|125px|right|Noted [[Ex-atheists|ex-atheist]]
[[Image:DrVitz.jpg|thumbnail|125px|right|Noted [[Ex-atheists|ex-atheist]]]]
*'''Superficiality:''' Noted [[ex-atheists|ex-atheist]] and psychologist Dr. [[Paul Vitz]] has stated that he had superficial reasons for becoming an atheist such as the desire to be accepted by his [[Stanford]] professors who were united in disbelief regarding God.<ref>http://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/arch/vitz.txt</ref>
*'''Superficiality:''' Noted [[ex-atheists|ex-atheist]] and psychologist Dr. [[Paul Vitz]] has stated that he had superficial reasons for becoming an atheist such as the desire to be accepted by his [[Stanford]] professors who were united in disbelief regarding God.<ref>http://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/arch/vitz.txt</ref>