I Am An Atheist

We all are as sick patients in desperate need of a physician; yet, even in the availability of a great physician to provide us with healing - and inevitably tagging along, peace - we rather dwell on our foolish wisdom & arrogant self-assuredness; and because of this, run to other things, which only 'adds more fuel to the fire'.

Jesus loves you & He yearns for you! He IS ABLE to set you free of all your heavy burdens and IS WILLING to do so indeed - according to God's will - but what yet remains is that you let Him to.

Repent of your sins and give your life to Christ! Only in Him will you find perfect rest. His peace, I even am living witness to.

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SW-User

I'm going to ignore the preachy stuff, because that doesn't work with me, and you didn't address much of what I said; but you said a few things that made me curious.

"God is a righteous being" - how do you know that? How do you know he is "righteous" and "perfect"? Because he said so? That's enough for you?

"whcih is agaist His nature" - so not only do you think you know God exists, but you also claim to know what his/her/its nature is? Remarkable.

It seems everything you said hinges on those two statements, but I wonder how you can even claim to know such things.

By the way, you call me a hypocrite, but isn't one of God's commandments "thou shall not kill"? And yet, here are some examples of God killing people;

- He burnt Nadab and Abihu to death for not getting a ritual right (Leviticus 10:-31)

- Jeroboam's son, who he killed in his mothers arms (1 Kings 14:10-18)

- 42 children who mocked the prophet Elisha for being bald; God had two bears maul them all to death (2 Kings 2:23-24)

- God smote Uzzah - you know why? Because an Ox almost knocked the Arc over, and Uzzah tried to stop it. No really, that's the reason God killed him (Samuel 6:6-7)

There's literally hundreds of thousands more examples. And yet, I'm the sinful hypocrite? Hey, when I make a rule, I stick by it. But it seems more a case of "Do as I say, not as I do" with God..