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Secular leftism/[[progressivism]] has the narrative that human society is moving in a positive direction and making progress. According to this narrative, religion will pass away (see: [[Secularization thesis]]). | Secular leftism/[[progressivism]] has the narrative that human society is moving in a positive direction and making progress. According to this narrative, religion will pass away (see: [[Secularization thesis]]). | ||
| − | However, since | + | However, since 1970s or at the very least the dissolution of the [[Soviet Union]], religion/religious fundamentalism has seen a surge in prevalence and irreligion/atheism has seen a decline in global market share (see: [[Desecularization]] and [[Global atheism statistics]]). |
In the 21st century, this trend is expected to continue for a number of reasons [[Growth of global desecularization]] and [[Causes of desecularization]]). | In the 21st century, this trend is expected to continue for a number of reasons [[Growth of global desecularization]] and [[Causes of desecularization]]). | ||
Revision as of 19:17, March 8, 2017
Below are 7 biggest problem facing the atheist worldview held by most atheist in the Western World:
1. Why is there something rather than nothing?
See:
2. Uniqueness of earth (Privileged Planet)
4. Origin of the various types of plants and animals (see: Evolution and Creation science).
5. Origin of consciosness
The atheist worldview cannot explain the existence of consciousness either and the theistic worldview can offer a reasonable explanation (see also: Atheism and irrationality).
6. Existence of logic (see: Atheism and logic and Atheism and presuppositional apologetics).
7. Most atheists are evolutionists and secular leftists (see also: Atheism and politics).
Secular leftism/progressivism has the narrative that human society is moving in a positive direction and making progress. According to this narrative, religion will pass away (see: Secularization thesis).
However, since 1970s or at the very least the dissolution of the Soviet Union, religion/religious fundamentalism has seen a surge in prevalence and irreligion/atheism has seen a decline in global market share (see: Desecularization and Global atheism statistics).
In the 21st century, this trend is expected to continue for a number of reasons Growth of global desecularization and Causes of desecularization).