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  SCIENTISTS “When I began my career as a cosmologist… I was a convinced atheist.  I never imagined that I would be writing a book purporting to show that the central claims of Judeo-Christian theology are in fact true        …. straightforward deductions of the laws of physics… I have been forced into these conclusions by the inexorable logic of my own special branch of physics.” – Frank Tipler, professor of mathematical physics ( The Physics of Immortality) “It seems to me that when confronted with the marvels of life and the universe, one must ask why and not just how.  The only possible answers are religious.  I find a need for God in the universe and in my own life.” – Arthur L. Schawlow, Professor of Physics, Stanford University, Nobel Laureate   “I believe in God more because of science than in spite of it.” – William Phillips, Nobel Laureate in Physics “I believe in God because of a personal faith, a faith that is consistent with what I know about science.” – William Phillips “
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"Ridicule is man's most potent weapon." - Marxist Saul Alinsky, mentor to Barack Obama "Mock them. (Catholics)  Ridicule them.  In public.  With contempt." - Richard Dawkins to his cheering audience of 20,000 in Washington, D.C. on March 24, 2012 ("Reason Rally") ______________________ Not surprisingly, atheists constantly ridicule Christians with contempt and condescension.  Virtually the only people today who smile and say, "Ignorance is bliss" are atheists, for whom unwarranted arrogance is bliss. "According to the secular International Society for Human Rights, 80 percent of violations of religious freedom in the world are directed against Christians." - The Global War on Christians , by John L. Allen, Jr. ..." the new atheists--people like Richard Dawkins--who use science to promote atheism are in fact an embarrassment to science. They are abusing science for ideological ends." - Dinesh D'Souza, in his debate w
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F or a few decades, I have spoken with atheists and discussed science, evolution, and the tenets of the Holy Bible, read their books, responded to their publishers pointing out errors in their books, and discussed atheism’s irrational denial of Nature’s God. The consistent pattern, almost without exception, is for atheists to be vulgar, angry, arrogant, condescending, pretentious, and dishonest, all of which are inimical to debate. Why atheists are attracted to their irrational belief is most likely because they want to think they are correct, smarter than “believers” whom they call “Bible-thumpers,” “fundies,” “flat-earthers,” and “ignorant.” There could not possibly be eighty-five percent of Nobel Laureates in the 20th Century who were Christians and Jews if, as atheists claim, there is no “evidence” of Nature’s God. “Which god,” atheists demand? Nature’s God, so called in our Declaration of Independence. “ But who made God?”, they chortle in what they seem to think is their ult
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“Four Big Bangs” That Kill Atheism   October 15, 2018   Daniel Currier     In a recent conversation with an atheist, I challenged him with four major topics his worldview can’t explain. I remembered them by using Frank Pastore's nice mental hook, the “four big bangs” that materialism can’t explain.   1.     The “Cosmological Big Bang”   2.     The “Biological Big Bang”   3.     The “Psychological Big Bang”   4.     The “Moral Big Bang”   When atheists try to explain these away, there seems to be much hand waving and “just so” stories. I love lines like, “sure, we don’t know, but at least we’re humble because we admit we don’t know” or “at least we don’t believe in the God of the gaps.”   But I digress, each of these four items are predicated upon something, almost magically, the popping into existence of things when the wheel of time is spun.                              1) The “Cosmological Big Bang”   This is the most fundamental issue the materialists
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