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What is atmam?

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 ∙ 12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

"ATMAM" is an acronym for an "Analogy That Makes Atheists Mad."

From Ray Comfort's book: "You Can Lead an Atheist to Evidence, But You Can't Make Him Think: Answers to Questions from Angry Skeptics."

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What is the perfect name?

There is no singular name that is considered 'perfect'. There are, however, several names in various languages that bear the meaning related to or of 'perfection'.Examples:1. ABHINEET: in Indian, it means “perfect”.2. ABLAA: in Indian, it means “perfectly formed”.3. AKMAL: in Arabian, it means “perfect”.4. ATMAM: in Arabian, it means “perfection”.5. BLISS: in English, it means “perfect joy”.6. HAO: in Vietnamese, it means “good, perfect”.7. KAAMIL: in Indian, it means “perfect”.8. KAAMLA: in Indian, it means “perfect”.9. KALPESH: in Indian, it means “lord of perfection”.10. KAMAL: in Hindu, it means “the perfect one”.11. KAMALUDDIN: in Arabian, it means “perfection religion”.12. KAMEELA: in Indian, it means “most perfect”.13. KAMIL: in Persian, it means “perfect”.14. KAMILAH: in Egyptian, it means “perfection”.15. KAMILI: in African, it means “perfection”.16. KHORTDAD: in Persian, it means “perfection”.17. MANSUR: in Arabian, it means “perfect, victorious”.18. MARIASHA: in Egypt, it means “a perfect”.19. SADHIL: in Indian, it means “perfect”.20. SANDHYA: in Indian, it means “dusk; perfection”.21. SANEMI: in Indian, it means “perfect”.22. SARAID: in Celtic, it means “perfect”.23. SHILPA: in Indian, it means “perfectly created”.24. SIDDHRAJ: in Indian, it means “lord of perfection”.25. TAMA: in Japanese, it means “whole, perfect”.26. TAMAM: in Arabian, it means “perfection”.27. TAMIM: in Arabian, it means “genesis perfect”.28. TAMMA: in Biblical, it means “perfect”.29. TIMEUS: in Greek, it means “perfect”.30. VARIYA: in Hindu, it means “perfect”.31. WAFA’: in Arabian, it means “(1) perfection (2) pigeons”.32. WAFIYAH: in Arabian, it means “perfect”.33. WAFIYYAH: in Arabian, it means “(1) pigeon (2) perfect – complete”.34. YURIKO: in Japanese, it means “hundred-perfect-child”.

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