So, there's these "atheist" billboards going up around
the Phoenix area lately. http://ffrf.org/news/releases/phoenix-and-tucson-nontheists-come-out-of-the-closet/
I thought I'd type up some responses to these
things from a Christian worldview, and give some ideas of how one might turn
these attempted "attacks" on Christianity into an opening for sharing
the Gospel. Thanks atheists!
Here are some examples of things we could say:
Hey, have you heard about those new "atheist
billboards"? What do you think of
that? Have you had a Christian
background?
Isn't it interesting how atheists are being more evangelical
in something they claim NOT to believe, while so many Christians won't talk
about what they DO believe for fear of offending someone?
Do you really think a person can be "good" and
have "morals" without there being some sort of unchanging standard,
such as the nature of God, to base them on?
Do you really believe that everything could have been
created by random chance?
Why are there seven days in a week? It doesn't match up to a solar, lunar or
monthly cycle of seasons in any way. The
only place a basis for it is mentioned is in the seven days of creation.
Has there ever been a code that was not made by some sort of
intelligent being? Codes don't just
happen by themselves, right? How about
the DNA code?
Where do laws of science come from? If there is no sort of Designer for them, how
can they be trusted?
Where do standards of morality come from? If all living things are random accidents,
why is there value to life other than one's own?
If survival of the fittest is true, why do we mourn the loss
of a life?
How do we all know that lying, stealing and murder are
wrong? Because it's written on our hearts by the Creator of all.
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