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(RE: Atheists) A sane atheist must say, “I’m crazy, I must at least be an agnostic.”
No, an honest theist must say “I don’t really know what ‘atheism’ means.”
The meaning of language is determined by the most common usage. The most used dictionary provides us with the most common usage. See http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheism. Here are the definitions provided:
1 archaic: ungodliness, wickedness
2 a: a disbelief in the existence of deity
b: the doctrine that there is no deity
Now, we are obviously talking about 2a or 2b. They both have one element in common – the negation of the idea of the existence of God; in other words, the belief that there is no God. To seal this point, the smart lexicographers at Merriam-Webster have provided us with this additional content from http://www.wordcentral.com/cgi-bin/student?book=Student&va=atheism: “the belief that there is no God.”
In the final analysis, if anyone disagrees with the above definition of “atheism,” they need to coin a new word for what they believe.
So what’s insane about disbelieving in the existence of a deity? Are you crazy for not believing in Zeus (assuming you don’t)?
Ahhh, very clever but the argument is not over the existence of a PARTICULAR god but over the existence of ANY god. The argument over the existence of a particular god is a different debate and one that we will gladly take up once again at the appropriate time. We, of course, believe in the existence of the God of the Bible.
A sane person must be crazy? Oxymoron.
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