Atheism stands opposed to the Bible,
God's word (2
Tim. 3:16-17). Atheism claims
the Bible is self-contradictory and harmful to man. Therefore, atheists
reject it and try to get others to reject it as well. So, what does
Atheism promise?
Atheism
promises us a world without a Creator.
In such a world men give homage
to man, beast and nature
(Rom. 1:18-32).
It is a world in which human
life is cheap, because, after all, man is just another animal. Abortion
and euthanasia are accepted forms of population control, as well as a
way to get rid of a "nuisance." Thankfully, the Bible tells us we are
created in the image of God, giving us a deeper respect for all human
life (Gen.
1:26-27).
Atheism
promises us a world without definite standards of right and wrong.
Everyone can do what is right in
his own eyes
(cf. Judges 21:25). In an
atheistic world, man is the highest being, answerable only to himself.
If a man wants to rape a woman, whose to say he is wrong? If a man wants
to kill his neighbor and take his possessions, whose to say he is wrong?
Isn't one man's opinion as good as another's? Without a Supreme Being to
set the stand of good and evil, man is left to his own devices.
Thankfully, God has given us the Bible, the truth, by which we may be
guided (Jn.
17:17; cf. Psa. 119:105).
Atheism
promises a world without any hope after this life.
It tells us when we die, that's it--no afterlife, no paradise, no
heaven--nothing. In this hopeless world, what is the point of doing
good? Why not just act out of your own selfish desires? After all, if
there is no heaven, there is no hell either. Thankfully, the Word of God
teaches there is hope of a better life beyond this world
(Mk. 12:18-27; Lk.
16:19-31; 2 Cor. 5:10).
Atheism
promises nothing, except corruption and destruction.
It's promises are empty: no God,
no standard of right and wrong, no hope. Therefore, let us reject
Atheism and accept the bountiful promises of God.