Tag: atheism
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God cannot think
The idea that God can think sounds simple, but it collapses the moment you look deeper. Thinking means moving from not knowing to knowing, from confusion to clarity. Humans think because they lack knowledge. God, however, is said to know everything—past, present, and future. If his knowledge is complete, he cannot think, because thinking means…
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God’s will is unknowable, making it meaningless
The phrase “God’s will” has guided billions across centuries. It is invoked to justify wars, defend peace, comfort the grieving, and control the living. Yet when examined closely, the concept collapses. If God’s will is unknowable, then it is meaningless. No one can claim to know what divine will truly entail. People may associate it…
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What will happen to a small group of U.S. atheists?
Atheists are a small but significant group in the United States. They number in the millions, yet remain politically invisible. Politicians praise Christianity, recognize Jewish communities, mention Muslims and Hindus, and even flatter vague spirituality. But atheists almost never appear in political speech. When they do, the reaction is usually tense or hostile. The question…
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The politician who mentions atheists – And what happens
Atheists are among the least spoken groups in political life. Politicians refer to every kind of religion. They praise Christian heritage, show respect for Jewish communities, meet Muslim leaders, and even flatter vague spirituality. Yet they almost never mention atheists. If they do, it often leads to tension, controversy, or silence. Religion is treated as…
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Atheist lies, religious truths
I stumbled upon a profile with a solid number of subscribers. Its motto was simple and dramatic: “I used to be an atheist, then I found faith, and I put away atheist lies.” It looked powerful, almost poetic. But when you stop and think, the claim collapses. What exactly are these so-called atheist lies? Atheism…
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Should we be culturally Christian?
Cultural Christianity sounds harmless. People say it means celebrating Christmas, enjoying church weddings, or calling Europe “Christian” even when belief is gone. But behind this idea hides a dangerous illusion. It preserves myths from the Bronze Age. It keeps alive a worldview that belongs to shepherds, priests, and rulers of ancient tribes. And it risks…
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When God inspires laughter: Culture and religion collide
Religion does not mean the same thing everywhere. In one country it inspires reverence, in another it provokes laughter. A single phrase about God can draw tears in the United States but mockery in the Czech Republic. What is sacred in one culture can sound absurd in another. The paradox is visible in music. Wiz…
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Ready for the first atheist U.S. president?
Just as Barack Obama’s presidency shattered racial barriers, the election of the first openly atheist U.S. president would be a revolution of thought. It would not just mark a political shift—it would reshape how America views morality, leadership, and belief itself. In a country where over 90% of members of Congress publicly identify with a…
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Freethinkers International substitutes governments
A global government would be the most logical path. Shared humanity, shared planet, shared responsibilities. It could stop wars before they start. It could erase hunger before it spreads. Coordinated justice would finally replace national hypocrisy. And yet, we live in a highly interconnected global economy with no major regulator. Banks trade across borders. Corporations…
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Heaven in various cultures
Every culture tells a story about what comes next. Some call it paradise. Others see it as a return, a liberation, or a cycle without end. The names change. The symbols differ. But the idea remains. There must be something beyond suffering – a place we call heaven. This idea of heaven reveals much more…