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Not an oxymoron. No internal contradiction.
'''Strong atheism''' (sometimes called "positive [[atheism]]" by its adherents), is a type of [[atheism]] that asserts the absolute doctrine that [[God]] does not exist. The term "strong atheism" is an [[oxymoron]] as God most certainly does exist and their is [[Christian apologetics|plenty of evidence to support this matter.]] It is different from [[Weak Atheism|weak atheism]], in which the atheist claims only that evidence against the existence of God is stronger than evidence for His existence.
'''Strong atheism''' (sometimes called "positive [[atheism]]" by its adherents), is a type of [[atheism]] that asserts the absolute doctrine that [[God]] does not exist. It is different from [[Weak Atheism|weak atheism]], in which the atheist claims only that evidence against the existence of God is stronger than evidence for His existence.
Strong atheists use three types of arguments:
Strong atheists use three types of arguments: