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 1 2   |  philosophically illiterate. An atheist is always defective — either
 2 3   |        closer to nature, and an atheist was a rare bird. It is common
 3 3   |      good works. That is why an atheist, while still alive, has
 4 8   |        for the faithful, and an atheist will not be convinced anyhow.
 5 8   |         if we have before us an atheist whose convictions are founded
 6 8   |    believe in God, then such an atheist cannot be convinced. If,
 7 8   |   however, we have before us an atheist who, through a misunderstanding
 8 8   |      earth” (Genesis 1 :1). The atheist has always maintained that
 9 8   |        concise statement of the atheist's belief.~The way we decide
10 8   |       way we decide whether the atheist is correct or not is to
11 8   |       scientific proof that the atheist is wrong is seen in the
12 8   |     expanded and rebounded.~The atheist's assertion that matter/
13 8   |      cause was. It was God. The atheist tells us that “matter is
14 8   |         atheistic position.~The atheist's assertion that matter
15 8   |        is eternal is wrong. The atheist's assertion that the universe
16 8   |        things he has made.” The atheist, on the other hand, will
17 8   |      ethical good conduct of an atheist.~At times, atheists indicate
18 8   |         misdemeanors, while the atheist, free of religious convictions,
19 8   |        other hand, does not the atheist also have fear? If life
20 15,8| necessary. So it would seem the atheist gets to remain secure in
21 15,5|         its separation from its atheist interpretation, is discussed