Reasons not to believe in God 185 Articles

by Teri

Believing in God makes one feel that he or she is not alone in this big big world. "You are not alone." These four words are immensely reassuring. It feels good to have someone constantly on your side, to feel that you are doing

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by Jack Roviere

While there are no doubt many reasons to believe in God and many reasons to not believe in God, they usually can be simplified into one: people take whatever belief (or nonbelief) position they do because, to them, it's most

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by Wayne Leon Learmond

The None Existence of God

If we look at the world today, there are as many reasons NOT to believe in an all-loving, omnipotent God, then there are to believe in Him - or Her, {as the case may be}. There are so many atrocities

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by Lang Zaam

Yes, there are many reasons for some people not to believe in God. A great many people do not believe in God at all, because they were introduced in childhood to think that God is an angry person with a whip. In my very young

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by Caryl Rosenthal

With no acrimony or disrespect intended, what is the difference between Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy and Jesus? No one has seen any of them, they each have worlds of hearsay substance behind them, and each has heartfelt meaning

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by Claude Morales

The words Jesus or God have been so much downgraded that people do not even know today what they are talking about except the fact that they expect "something" to happen in their life. See the Muslims raising their hands when

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by Corey Taylor

'O almighty, all knowing, compassionate Lord..'

In hearing these words from a priests mouth one must look at the contradictions and conundrum of faith in regards to the problem of suffering. Just look at the world around you.

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by Alicia Black

My reason not to believe in God is very simple: the Catholic Church has given me no good evidence to believe in him. I am not talking about physical evidence, but evidence through the word, or through teachings.

First off, I do

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by John Rixey

First off, it is a shame that we are to understand that this question is referring to the Christian god. There are a lot of religions in the world and there is a lot of time to make up new religions. Atheism is not the rejection

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by Frank Toplitsky

Atheism Tilting at Windmills.
There is much talk these days about Atheism, popular books on the subject are now on the market and New York Time's best seller's lists. One of the reasons for Atheism's popularity is the rise of

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by Don Mittan

Probably the most universal question of all time is, does God exist? The answer, of course, is yes, no and maybe. First off I think you'd have to define God before you can even ask someone if they believe in him. What god are

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by Samson Dada

I personally do not believe in God for a wide range of reasons. For example, now in modern society, science explains the world much better than religion does and provides a better logical explanation of how the world began and

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by M. Teresa Blaylock

I remember my grandmother telling me, "You shouldn't study psychology. It will make an atheist out of you." I was appalled. I thought, "Learning will make an atheist of me?" It turns out that she was right. Education often tends

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by laimh

It's not that I don't want to believe in God. Believe me, if there was someone or something that provides the answers to all my questions, I'd be the first in the queue to buy/try/join/subscribe/clic k/send/order.

It's not that

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by Roxanne Dubarry

Reasons not to believe in God. If you belong to the scientific community that does not acknowledged God as the Creator of Heaven and Earth, then you can use your intellect to disprove His actual existence.

What is the more rational

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by Cameron Foster

If you scan the popular literature covering the topic of belief in God, you'll find the Christian viewpoint presented in many well thought out and sincere perspectives.

Each of these works, while they may have some merit, ultimately

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by Linda Paul

The Biblical God is actually a pretty modern creation as far as deities go. Humankind existed for thousands of years prior to his invention. And, he has a few thousand predecessors as well. Allah and God are the current "bad

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by Jason Billingsley

First I think it's important to define god. God, according to the American Century Dictionary, means: 1] (in Christian and other monotheistic religions) creator and ruler of the universe. 2] a) being or spirit worshiped as immortal

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