Atheist MIT Professor Converts to Christianity

 There's science and then there's "scientism".  Science is a methodology, but many have made it their end-all-be-all to truth.  When the elites of the world need to push a narrative which they think will attack the big-ticket item questions of life, truth; and the why's of life, they'll use it to end the questions and bring on conformity.

You have to have FAITH in order to even DO science.

But that's not what's being taught in early education these days.

"Trust the science" is what's being taught early; especially during which our educational system seems to be failing.

If the dollar weren't being phased away, you might be seeing "In science we trust" on our dollar bills.  :)

Not Science but Cultism!

 

They're cultists?

I think Rogan has a good point here!

Here's Part 2

Part 3

More facts.

More truth.

More of what the culture needs to deny 

in order to continue denying their Creator.

Your authority will be your children's authority

 

An Atheist Funeral (parody)

This is sadly hilarious and people actually argue to try and make this make sense.  Should we laugh or cry? ... THAT is the 1 Million Dollar question.

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Answering Sam Harris / Christopher Hitchens

 

Sam Harris says that the "atheist" doesn't need to believe in an after-life but can enjoy life knowing they're star dust:

By that same logic, you can also say that becoming nihilistic is just as much a conclusion of someone's mental state.  so now the question is, how many will find hope in believing they are merely stardust with no intrinsic purpose in life and find ultimate satisfaction in this verses falling into a maladaptive nihilistic mentality which can bring on depression, learned helplessness, and suicidal ideation, etc.  

Human common sense SHOULD answer that for all of us.

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Christopher Hitchens has said that the so-called atheist can "do good" also, because they don't need God:

That's actually NOT the important point of this matter.  The point is that while all of us have what we may perceive to be good/bad in us, (By God's grace) the grounding of the WHY anything is good/bad is necessary in order to hold it to a universal standard of which the professed atheist can't do outside of God.

Until they have a solid standard of what is right or wrong, good or evil, they can't make any claims to moral judgments because they'd be operating on a subjective moral standard which shifts and alters. Also, their judgments have no foundation other than the professed atheist's own arbitrary subjective feelings and preferences.

*Check out my most recent podcast on "Answering Dillahunty and Hitchens.  anchor.fm/trunews365

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