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Why do the atheists believe in the future without evidence while they claim lack of evidence for their disbelief in the creator of the universe?
SaeedAlyousuf
Since the material existence lacks the will and knowledge for planning for the future; the future can only be attributed to the conscious living creator of the universe. Therefore, belief in the creator of the universe is the only possible basis for belief in the future. This means that the atheist claim of disbelief in the creator of the universe cannot be true.
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Playing around with the word "believe" does nothing to prove anything in this question. Most people accept that the present moment is contiguous to a past moment and a future moment, no belief in a deity is required for this view of continuity of existence. it should be pointed out that there is no "standard" atheist. The only common position they have is the that there is no deity or deities. A common or agreed on atheist position on the future is not available.
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To some degree there does seem to be evidence for the future. We know from experience that we have each had a past and that our past has moved into the present. We also know that our current present was simply the future of the past. Considering we witness this process of the evolution of time constantly it is easy to believe that there will be a future. Weather we are in it or not we will never know though.
We also know that the universe does have a beginning i.e., it was non-existent before coming into existence. Therefore, instead of future, there also could be non-existence. Besides, the human life can end at any moment without prior warning or notice.
Anyway, predictability of the sequence of events means that the universe is an organized and planned event. Therefore, the evidence for the future is basically the evidence for the creator of the universe.
Saeed H H Alyousuf
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Do atheists believe in creationism?
Atheists generally do not believe in creationism as it involves the idea of a supernatural deity creating the universe and life. Most atheists adhere to scientific explanations like evolution for the origins of life and the universe.
What is the difference between atheists and theists?
Atheists do not believe in any gods or deities, while theists believe in one or more gods or deities. Atheists typically rely on reason, evidence, and science to form their beliefs, while theists often base their beliefs on faith and religious scriptures.
Can atheists believe that Earth was designed and created for a purpose?
They can indeed. Atheism is only the personal disbelief in any god, and does not say anything about whether there is a purpose to anything at all.
Which God does an atheist believe in?
Atheists do not believe in any god. Some atheists believe that there is no evidence that any god exists and that therefore there is no reason to believe in a god. Others believe positively that there is no god.Some Christians try to trick atheists by asking them to describe the god they do not believe in. If successful, the argument then becomes one about properly defining the "true God". This is dissembling, because, atheists do not believe in God, no matter how defined.Answer:Atheist by definition do not believe in god. It is like asking "who is a bachelor's spouse?"
What does disbelief?
to not believe in
Is the universe imploding?
There is no evidence of that, in fact most scientists believe it is expanding.
How do atheists explain the cause of the universe if it has a beginning like most astrophysicists believe?
Random chance. IF you want to believe that someone (or thing) started it you are then left with the question of who or what made Him (or It).
Opposite word for belief?
Disbelief. Disbelief: Adj. Lit., does not believe.
Why do athesits believe that god didnt create the big bang?
im not reallly sure but Atheists dont believe this because there is no evidence and nobody really knows.
Can you see God when you die?
There is no evidence for heaven, so it depends on faith. Christians believe you will go to heaven and see God. Atheists believe there is no heaven and no God.
Atheists say there is no evidence for 'God' - what kind of evidence would persuade them otherwise?
Not all atheists say "there is no evidence for God". Bertrand Russell said there was "not enough evidence". Atheists don't have a doctrine of belief so not all atheists give the same reasons for not believing in a personal God - in fact many would be puzzled by phrasing the question that way. However, there are a couple of questions that atheists often consider: 1) "What would a universe with an all-powerful God running things look like?" The answer to this, of course, is rather difficult to tie down. But you might argue that in such a universe very odd things would happen; there would be no scientific laws, no causality - things would just "happen" unpredictably. It could be argued that in very early history, that's how the world did indeed appear - and it has been suggested that early religions were attempts to talk to the weather or to make sense of visions seen when taking hallucinegenic drugs. 2) "If God is all-powerful and, by most accounts, keen that people believe he exists, why not simply make everyone believe in him?" In the Judeo/Christian Bible, it's made fairly plain that God wants people to believe in Him and that he likes people to be good, so as an all-powerful God, why not make that happen? Why doesn't everyone believe in God and always do good things? If everyone started doing that, then that would be strong evidence for atheists to change their minds. But, of course, if that had happened, there wouldn't be any atheists.
Do atheists believe in God?
No, atheists do not believe in "God". Atheism is a lack of a belief in gods.
