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AuthorDavid NeffDavid Neff was adopted as an infant and has lived in Maryland his entire life. His father was the pastor of the Bible Baptist Church in his hometown. During his freshmen year in high school David began studying biblical criticism, evolution, and various other topics that persuaded him to question his faith. Eventually he become an atheist. He is now an active internet debater and an activist for atheism, science, and reason. He is also a web designer and developer. His interests include chess, music, debating, science writing, politics, and philosophy of religion. For more, visit his website at doubtingdave.com/
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1 ArticleA challenge often presented to Atheists by fundamentalist Christians and various Theists is that Atheists have no proof there is no God, therefore Atheism is just another faith. Although Atheists do not have the Burden of Proof, there are two main categories of evidence that can be used to provide philosophical justification for an atheistic worldview: evidential arguments and logical evidence against God's existence. I conclude that the mainstream concept of God is logically impossible; the problem of evil is proof positive for the nonexistence of an omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent God; the demographics of Theism are better explained by Atheism; and Theism does not have a good explanation for the problems of suffering and the arguments for Atheism. Published: 5/1/2013 |
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