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The Bible teaches that atheism is foolish and wicked.  It also teaches that the wicked who refuse to repent go to Hell (see also: [[Atheism and Hell]]).
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The Bible teaches that atheism is foolish and wicked (Psalm 14:1).  It also teaches that the wicked who refuse to repent go to Hell (see also: [[Atheism and Hell]]).
  
 
== Articles arranged in specific categories on the atheistic worldview and meaninglessness  ==
 
== Articles arranged in specific categories on the atheistic worldview and meaninglessness  ==

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Atheists have a higher suicide rate than theists.[1][2]

Under an atheist worldview, there is no objective meaning or purpose in life.[3] Through Jesus Christ, Christianity offers objective meaning and purpose to life.[4] See also: Atheism and purpose

In December of 2003, the University of Warwick reported:

Dr. Stephen Joseph, from the University of Warwick, said: "Religious people seem to have a greater purpose in life, which is why they are happier. Looking at the research evidence, it seems that those who celebrate the Christian meaning of Christmas are on the whole likely to be happier.[5]

For more information, please see studies and historical data relevant to:

The Bible teaches that atheism is foolish and wicked (Psalm 14:1). It also teaches that the wicked who refuse to repent go to Hell (see also: Atheism and Hell).

Articles arranged in specific categories on the atheistic worldview and meaninglessness

Why an objective meaning for life is superior to assigning a subjective meaning to our lives

Meaning and the death of man and the heat death of the universe

In a materialistic universe, there is just motion and there is no ultimate meaning

Atheism and death

General articles

Video

Atheism and despair:

Evidence for Christianity

Christianity and meaning/purpose

Resources for leaving atheism and becoming a Christian

See also

References