I think it takes more faith to believe that the earth came from a catastrophic explosion, which was caused by nothingness, and that everything evolved from primordial slime, than it does to believe in God. So I think that it needs to be considered: that atheists just might have more faith than we do. They just choose to deny it. I don’t know if I have enough faith to believe what they believe. Atheists may mock Christians for believing fairy tales, but I can’t think of anything more fairy tale like than nothing becoming something; it’s like the fairy tale of spinning straw into gold, except people really do believe this one. | I think it takes more faith to believe that the earth came from a catastrophic explosion, which was caused by nothingness, and that everything evolved from primordial slime, than it does to believe in God. So I think that it needs to be considered: that atheists just might have more faith than we do. They just choose to deny it. I don’t know if I have enough faith to believe what they believe. Atheists may mock Christians for believing fairy tales, but I can’t think of anything more fairy tale like than nothing becoming something; it’s like the fairy tale of spinning straw into gold, except people really do believe this one. |