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Is there a cure for atheism? If so, what is it?

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  1. BeauPierre Bondurant says:

    Facing Jesus at the Great White Throne.

  2. Cyndi Waske-Cramblit says:

    Death

  3. Doug Hullander says:

    A better question…Is there a cure for bible thumping?

  4. Odoch Jimmie Raymond says:

    Regeneration

  5. Pete Begley says:

    I remember a quote from some years ago;
    “The study of the human eye is a cure for atheism.”

  6. Matthew Kennedy says:

    Atheism is the cure to religion

  7. Drew Davis says:

    The Gospel

  8. Dorian Saunders says:

    A personal encounter with God.
    …or a scary encounter with Satan or his demons.

  9. Matt Johnson says:

    Coronavirus

  10. Billy Shannon says:

    The Gospel

  11. Col Brad says:

    There no such thing

  12. Harvey Ward says:

    Truth

  13. Sean Michael Wooten says:

    Watch the testimony and movie life story of Lee Strobel on Netflix. It’s called the case for Christ. Lee used to be an atheist but through all his research found God. Very powerful movie and testimony.

  14. Röbertö Föster says:

    Wisdom.

  15. Andy Kovalj says:

    Atheism doesn’t exist

  16. Drew Hoffmann says:

    Truth is the only cure

  17. Christopher Hall says:

    The Gospel of Christ

  18. Sam Piazza says:

    The Truth!

  19. Isaic Kirby says:

    Tragedy.

  20. John Paul Crandell says:

    ATHEIST = Audiences That Haven’t Educated In Simple Theology

  21. Roxta Gibbons says:

    Faith

  22. Steve McCormick says:

    Death. There are no dead atheists.

  23. Lindsay Teresa says:

    I think Atheism is a learned belief that was taught by a small social circle. I think it’s almost an elitist or intellectual standard of thinking. As if Jesus isn’t cool to believe in for certain social groups.

    I’m aware that there are psychological studies that show children are actually more influenced by peers than by their parents, especially these days (ages…not concise-19 days) when parents are either not home with their children mostly in split family situations, etc., they’re seems to be even more reason why the parent’s values or beliefs tend to not be ones to be more influential. I’m at least speaking for what I noticed happened to my brother.

    I also think that people do not want to change their entire way of life and values if they ever come to any understanding that this life is not really ABOUT their pleasure and maybe they can’t accept that so they feel as if they “pretend” there is no God and put their faith in that, then for them, that will be true in the end. Then, that’ll be it…they’re hoping. Which is truly sad.

    Another theory I have it that they are just unable to accept something so simple. Just like the majority of Christians. Not saying I’m not guilty. I am at times tipping down over on the legalism scale and need a lift over to grace. Meh.

  24. Mike Serrano says:

    That’s easy Jesus

  25. Alex Armendariz says:

    Reality

  26. Kevin Kilpatrick says:

    A wake up call from GOD!

  27. Steve Losee says:

    salvation

  28. Al Datum says:

    It’s usually something grounded in the will/emotion. The atheist doesn’t believe in God because he doesn’t want to believe in God. As Thomas Nagel once famously said, he “doesn’t want the world to be like that”.

    Jesus explained it even better in John 3 when he said this:

    JOHN 3
    ———-
    19 And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil. 20 For everyone who does wicked things hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his works should be exposed.

    There is a really good book about the subject called “The Making of an Atheist” by Peter Spiegel.

    In short, given that this issue is not one of intellectual inquiry, but instead is one of desire and emotion, it’s going to be up to the atheist to decide whether they care more about what’s true or what they want to be true.

  29. Charles Baldini says:

    One cure for everyone, atheists and the “religious” alike: the Holy Spirit must breath spiritual life into a
    dead heart whereby revealing ones need for Jesus as the One who bridged the cap between the Holy God and the sinful offender.

  30. Rick Stone says:

    There are no athiest in hell. But by then there is also no redemption

  31. Hayley Boothe says:

    Uh, salvation in Jesus?

    Also, pulling their heads out of their butts helps

  32. Abdel Guindin says:

    Humbleness…?

  33. Carlos Sotelo says:

    Jesus Christ is the answer.

  34. Deborah Susan Jurgensen says:

    Death

  35. Bob Francis says:

    The Holy Spirit.

  36. Robert Reid says:

    Jesus

  37. Robert Narboe says:

    The cure for atheism (Repent)

  38. Nadine Walls Bailey Mossner says:

    The truth. However many atheists don’t want to hear it. Some have salt the truth and come to Christ. Some have said they would not want him even if it was true. Many people do not believe because they just don’t want to. They do know want God Messing in their lives

  39. Fook Haw says:

    Cure for atheism is accepting the Creator God or else hell fire .

  40. Lindsay Teresa says:

    Evil knows only hate for one another but they are still unified.

  41. Floyd Vaz says:

    An encounter with Jesus. That’s what cured me of my Atheistic beliefs around 30 years ago.

  42. Benjie Gomez says:

    embrace the existence of God.

  43. Everard Reed says:

    Death

  44. Toni Armstrong says:

    Faith

  45. Matthew Parr says:

    Beg God for mercy, and mean it.
    Keep asking

  46. Conie Tungcul says:

    There is one and only cure: encounter by Jesus Christ, like Saul before he became Paul.

  47. Conie Tungcul says:

    Faith cometh by hearing and hearing the Word(Jesus in the Bible) of God.

  48. James Mercado says:

    Grace

  49. Nolan Keck says:

    Take the Red Pill instead of the Blue Pill.

  50. Bobby Michaels says:

    When they see the Lord they shall bow and confess that Jesus the Christ is Lord.

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