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In regards to the '''causes of atheism''', there are a number of reasonable explanations for [[atheism]]:
In regards to the '''causes of atheism''', there are a number of reasonable explanations for [[atheism]]:
*'''Capacity for rational thought:''' The capacity for rational thought is widely accepted as the primary cause of atheism. Individuals capable of rational thought may experience difficulty in blindly accepting dogma, particularly when it contradicts readily apparent evidence to the contrary. If left to their own devices, this type of atheist might do the unthinkable, such as to openly challenge religion, or to openly engage in dialogue with those who are Biblically defined as inferior (women and minorities.) Confrontations between theists and atheists should be avoided at all costs, due to the intellectual impedance mismatch resulting from the theist's inherent lack of capacity for rational thought.
*'''Moral depravity:''' Moral depravity has been demonstrated in the atheist community [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism through history and through studies]. In addition, [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism Bible exegesis points to the moral depravity of atheists.] Therefore, moral depravity is certainly one of the prime causes of atheism.
*'''Moral depravity:''' Moral depravity has been demonstrated in the atheist community [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism through history and through studies]. In addition, [http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism#Reasonable_Explanations_for_Atheism Bible exegesis points to the moral depravity of atheists.] Therefore, moral depravity is certainly one of the prime causes of atheism.