For 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 think they are 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 ultimate “gotcha.” Oxford math professor, John Lennox, answers brilliantly: “If anyone made God, He wouldn’t be God, would He?”

There could not be the increasingly massive collection of books, videos, arguments, science and facts which clearly favor our Creator over a “fluctuation in a quantum vacuum” having made the universe.

Your decision here will have a profound impact, not only on you personally, but also on your family and friends, who will miss you when you depart. They will want to be together with you, but you seem to have already made up your minds, the wrong way.

It’s not too late. Many prominent atheists have recanted their nihilism in their last hours. I am not aware of one prominent Christian or Jew having done so, no Billy Graham, no D. James Kennedy.

The insuperable statistics of original polypeptide synthesis are empirical proof that we were divinely created by The Intelligent Designer. “Which one?” The only One.

The inexorable advance of scientific discovery has, for at least a century, validated Nature’s God far more comprehensively than atheism, with no end in sight.

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FAMOUS ATHEISTS' LAST WORDS BEFORE DEATH 

 

1. THOMAS HOBBS—Political philosopher: "I say again, if I had the whole world at my disposal, I would give it to live one day. I am about to take a leap into the dark." 

2. THOMAS PAYNE—The leading atheistic writer in American colonies: "Stay with me, for God's sake; I cannot bear to be left alone , O Lord, help me! O God, what have I done to suffer so much? What will become of me hereafter? I would give worlds if I had them, that The Age of Reason had never been published. 0 Lord, help me! Christ, help me! No, don't leave; stay with me! Send even a child to stay with me; for I am on the edge of hell here alone. If ever the Devil had an agent, I have been that one." 

3. SIR THOMAS SCOTT—Chancellor of England: "Until this moment I thought there was neither a God nor a hell. Now I know and feel that there are both, and I am doomed to perdition by the just judgment of the Almighty." 

4. ROBERT INGERSOLL—American writer and orator during the Golden Age of Free Thought: "O God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul!" Some say it was said this way: "Oh God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul, from hell, if there be a hell! 

5. DAVID HUME—Atheist philosopher famous for his philosophy of empiricism and skepticism of religion: He cried loud on his death bed "I am in flames!" It is said, his desperation was a horrible scene. 

6. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE—French emperor who, like Adolf Hitler, brought death to millions to satisfy his greedy, power-mad, selfish ambitions for world conquest: "I die before my time, and my body will be given back to the earth. Such is the fate of him who has been called the great Napoleon. What an abyss between my deep misery and the eternal kingdom of Christ!” 

7. SIR FRANCIS NEWPORT—Head of an English Atheist club, to those gathered around his deathbed: "You need not tell me there is no God, for I know there is one, and that I am in his presence! You need not tell me there is no hell. I feel myself already slipping. Wretches, cease your idle talk about there being hope for me! I know I am lost forever! Oh, that fire! Oh, the insufferable pangs of hell! Oh, that I could lie for a thousand years upon the fire that is never quenched, to purchase the favor of God and be united to Him again. But it is a fruitless wish. Millions and millions of years will bring me no nearer the end of my torments than one poor hour. Oh, eternity, eternity forever and forever! Oh, the insufferable pangs of Hell!” 

8. CHARLES IX—The French king. Urged on by his mother, he gave the order for the massacre of the French Huguenots, in which 15,000 souls were slaughtered in Paris alone and 100,000 in other sections of France, for no other reason than that they loved Christ. The guilty king suffered miserably for years after that event. He finally died, bathed in blood bursting from his veins. To his physicians, he said in his last hours: "Asleep or awake, I see the mangled forms of the Huguenots passing before me. They drop with blood. They point at their open wounds. Oh! That I had spared at least the little infants at the bosom! What blood! I know not where I am. How will all this end? What shall I do? I am lost forever! I know it. Oh, I have done wrong." 

9. DAVID STRAUSS—Leading representative of German rationalism, after spending a lifetime erasing belief in God from the minds of others: "My philosophy leaves me utterly forlorn! I feel like one caught in the merciless jaws of an automatic machine, not knowing at what time one of its great hammers may crush me!"

10.  GEORGE BERNARD SHAW - At the end of his life, Shaw wrote:  "The science tp which I pinned my faith is bankrupt.  I believed them once. In their name, I helped to destroy the faith of millions of worshippers in the temples of a thousand creeds.  And now they look at me, and witness the great tragedy of an atheist who has lost his faith."

A reporter asked Shaw, "If you could live your life over, and be anybody, who would you choose to be?  Shaw replied, "I would choose to be the man George Bernard Shaw could have been and never was."

Only fools never learn from history, and it's amazing that even in our days, with all these facts on our fingertips, someone with a mind can devote his entire life to a delusion, and want everyone to know that there is no God. No wonder the Bible says, "Only fools say in their hearts, there is no God." (Psalm 14:1)

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