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…. The question is whether God exists “in reality” (apart from our minds), as well as “in our understanding.” Anselm defines God as the greatest conceivable being, not just the greatest being that happens to be around, but the greatest possible being. Even an atheist…

…is simply a chance - a momentary combination of chemicals resulting in a human being. Humanism denies the sovereignty of God, which theologically speaking makes the followers of the religion atheists. Secular Humanists do not believe in an afterlife…

…Cardinals, changed his mind , and Le Monde was published in 1637. A few theologians condemned his work as atheistic, but nothing happened. Descartes was still in Holland happily gardening, thinking and writing when 19 year-old Queen Christina of Sweden decided…

…by Washington and John Adams existed as Thomas Jefferson took office. In an attempt to maintain the “edifice of the National Government” believing Jefferson would topple the prestigious nation with his atheist views, Adams appointed various Federalists…

…the existence of gods, he interrogated Meletus who was the man bringing the charges against him. Meletus went as far to say that Socrates was an atheist. Socrates merely scoffed at this and asked Meletus, "Can a man believe in spiritual and divine agencies…

…was a natural leader, he won people over by his persuasive words; "JUST BECAUSE A BUNCH ATHEIST ARE BETTER WRITERS THAN THE GUYS WHO WROTE THE BIBLE, DOESN'T NECESSARILY MAKE THEM RIGHT " (277). Through Owens various words of wisdom, and many publications, he got…

…the result of my own reasoning exclusive of outside factors than I must take responsibility for my choices. In total contrast with determinism, existentialism professes the complete freedom of the human being. The particular reading I read dealt with atheistic…

…the result of my own reasoning exclusive of outside factors than I must take responsibility for my choices. In total contrast with determinism, existentialism professes the complete freedom of the human being. The particular reading I read dealt with atheistic…

…rather than an atheist. In dredging through memory, an aspect which certainly influences one’s unconscious life, Michel is led to believe that memory is poison. When one looks at the past, one often gives it an airbrushed texture, a glossy sheen. When one…

…depraved the reason even of the intellectually strongest natures by teaching men to feel the supreme values of intellectuality as sinful, as misleading, as temptations.” (Anti-Christ) Nietzsche was an atheist, an anti-Christ, and thus an anti-Christian. He…