How Atheism is the big FAIL @ChristianityStillMakesSense #Shorts

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[dylanw]

If Jesus can give me hair like this guy, I’m all in

[evangelicalsnever-lie]

LOL, dude literally has no idea what an atheist is 😂

[bassmanjr]

I'm always amazed at how many atheists wait with anticipation for these videos. They think if they can post another YouTube comment, they can stop a 2000 year old religion with a billion followers that will be around long after their great grandchildren are dead. If I was a hardened atheist that has no open mind to Christianity, I wouldn't spend two seconds of my short existence arguing. None of this matters under atheistic philosophy anyway. Go play a video game or enjoy an ice creme because if you're right, that is as good as it gets. There is nothing you can change, and if you could, it doesn't matter if atheism is true. Snark and the most important questions in life don't mix.

[festushaggen]

The irony of atheism is that it's completely dependent on God for its existence. Without God, the Bible and Christianity to actively oppose, it has nothing to do or say for itself. Were atheists to focus on their own beliefs instead, they'd see how empty it really is. Because there's no hope, peace and joy in being an accident awaiting annihilation. Hence the constant distraction of talking about God all the time instead.

[Talote]

So... You are saying that you NEVER, EVER, talked to an atheist.

[venicacampbell]

Hello i just wanna say that Jesus died for your sins so you can have eternal life by repenting of your sins and trusting in him. And i will continuay pray for you and your family. Have a blessed day/night and stay safe 🙏.

[Hydroverse]

That was a lot of information crammed into a short. Talk about densely packed.

[Templetonq]

Apart from the fact that Atheism is not, of itself, a worldview, individual atheists DO say that they have become more sensitive to others because of their rejection of religion. They base their morality on consequences, rather than on obedience.

[LordNinja]

"Hi I'm Johnny Knoxville and I'm gonna drop five assertions about a topic I don't know about!"

[brianandersen]

1. This is false. We know when we hurt somebody or make them angry, we have done something wrong. Simply working for the betterment of oneself and others works works.
P.S. Somebody is a william lane craig fan.
2. This is true. This also means that we get to define our own purpose and meaning in life. We get to define ourselves the way we see fit.
3. Atheism is not a worldview. It is simply the lack of belief in a god or gods. Additionally, this guy must not speak to very many atheists because I hear this all the time from other atheists.
4. His description of naturalism is incorrect, and neither scientists nor atheists say that the world just popped into existence out of nowhere. Christians are the ones who say their god created the universe out of nothing.
5. Most atheists do not believe there is any sort of spiritual realm. So he is right in the sense that we do not believe there is anything beyond the grave. But this doesn't mean we have no hope. In fact leaves us with this one chance to make our lives and the world around us better than when we arrived. With christianity the value is placed after death Allowing it's adherence to not have to not be concerned about If they hurt themselves, others, or the planet.

[incredulouspasta]

I agree with a lot of this! These are all reasons why people tend to prefer religion.

1. It makes morality less complicated to think about. God says so, therefore do it. It's easy to understand.
2. It tells you you are special. People like being told they are special.
3. Becoming an atheist doesn't morally transform you, but leaving a religion very often does. It allows you to release the bigotry and hatred that many religions try to compel you to hold on to.
4. It's easy to say "God did it" when you don't know something. People don't like not knowing stuff, so they cling to mythology.
5. It makes over-the-top promises of rewards for believing.

Yes, atheism struggles because people prefer the wishful thinking and overly simplistic answers from religion. Atheism doesn't promise answers to the great unknowns. Atheism doesn't make make promises about the future that it can't back up. Atheism doesn't assert a specific moral code. If that makes you feel sad inside, then by all means, continue to desperately cling to the mythology. Personally, I prefer to deal with reality as it actually is.

[capitalisa]

I haven't fallen on hard times, I've been liberated. And you, sir, are partly responsible. Listening to apologists finally woke me out of the mythology.

[hansdemos]

Dime store Jeff Goldblum is basically saying that wishful thinking is better than intellectual honesty.
Atheism is not a worldview and makes no claims regarding morality; it simply is one answer to one question; do you believe in a deity? If your answer is "no", then for all intents and purposes, you are an atheist. That is it and that is all.
On top of that, the assertion that starts off this rant, namely that "atheism has fallen on hard times" is untrue as there have never been as many atheists, of any stripe and color, both in absolute terms as well as in percentage of the population as there are now.
This seems to be another case of wishful thinking from a Christian apologist. I can't imagine why he would be making such a simple factual mistake, though. I mean it can't be that he is fearing for his livelihood, now can it?

[mukul.niranjanparekh]

While universe and matter coming from nothingness can seem absurd, there is no obligation for the existence to make sense to us. Its just there. We are just alive and there is no purpose. Machines have purpose. Life is beautiful only when there is no purpose otherwise its a life of a slave. Also there are many observations by quantum physicists who have observed particles coming out of nothing. I strongly recommend you to research on that.

[MathewSteeleAtheology]

Does no one actually care what's true any more? This guy sure doesn't.

[mattslater]

Atheism isn't supposed to do any of these things.

Fail.

[darkeyeze]

The only thing my lack of belief in a god or gods should tell you is that I don’t believe in such things. Feel free to ask my thoughts on anything else.

[nothing-omfn]

1. Objective morality doesnt exist.
2. Life has no meaning and thats why life is so fun, because we give it whatever meaning we please.
3. Simply helping each other and being kind is enough to lead people in a better direction.
4. The universe having popped into existence makes no less sense than a god having popped into existence.
5. I offer you nothing beyond the grave because I don't want to lie to you and tell you something that may or not be true. Personally, im excited for death, of course im terrified of it too since thats natural, but im excited to find out what next. I enjoy not knowing whats happens when you die, it gives me something to look forward to

[jfrizzle]

It's just Atheism is not even true...

[hunterhestekin]

I think number 4 is the battleground! We both mutually agree that the universe was created!