Atheism: An Irrational Nonsense

“...non-believers cannot make reason reasonable in a universe that is taken to be non-rational in its origin and government; they cannot make sensation sensible in a universe that is thought to be senseless; neither can they tell us why common sense is so common given their commitment to randomness.” (“Dos Moi Pou Sto: Give Me Somewhere to Stand” by Anthony Rogers, an article that appeared in the July 2006 edition of Biblical Worldview Magazine.)

The fact is that non-believers in general and atheists in particular operate on borrowed territory–they borrow rational, Christian presuppositions to form their irrational philosophies and ideas. They try to use logic to prove there is no God, but logic cannot be accounted for in an atheist universe (as Greg Bahnsen so ably pointed out). How can there be something as absolute as logic if the universe is merely the result of random chance processes? This is a question that atheists cannot answer. Any attempt at a logical answer results in the atheist being backed into a corner.

One day, every atheist will come to realize that Christianity is the only logical, rational option. Hopefully they will come to that realization on this side of eternity.