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[[Atheism|Atheists]] often launch unsuccessful attacks on the well established Christian belief of eternal punishment in [[Hell]]. Rather than [[repentance|repent]], they engage in [[denial|denialism]] about their [[sin]] and attempt to suppress the truth of [[God]]'s existence. | [[Atheism|Atheists]] often launch unsuccessful attacks on the well established Christian belief of eternal punishment in [[Hell]]. Rather than [[repentance|repent]], they engage in [[denial|denialism]] about their [[sin]] and attempt to suppress the truth of [[God]]'s existence. | ||
| − | The Christian evangelist [[Ray Comfort]] often gives atheists/ | + | The Christian evangelist [[Ray Comfort]] often gives atheists/[[evolution]]ists the [http://www.livingwaters.com/good/ Good person test] in order to assist atheists in recognizing their sinful nature.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0u3-2CGOMQ Evolution vs. God]</ref> |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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Last Judgment by Johann Georg Unruhe - Damned souls going to Hell.
Atheists often launch unsuccessful attacks on the well established Christian belief of eternal punishment in Hell. Rather than repent, they engage in denialism about their sin and attempt to suppress the truth of God's existence.
The Christian evangelist Ray Comfort often gives atheists/evolutionists the Good person test in order to assist atheists in recognizing their sinful nature.[1]