Atheists Must Believe Antiscience

Those of us who have been riding the Apologetics Trail for some amount of time know that professing atheists (Rom. 1:18-23) on the internet are, for the most part, weak thinkers. While some may have a modicum of skill at philosophy, most make serious logical and philosophical errors.

For example, demanding scientific proof that God exists is a category error, because God is not a material object. We also see ridiculous professing Christians used as examples to say that all religion is evil, which is a hasty generalization. (You can see more of the common informal logical fallacies that misotheists use on the logic lessons page.) Worse, though, is that atheists are forced to believe antiscience because of their worldview.

Darwin antiscience, modified from a Pixnio image
Examples of why molecules-to-misotheist evolution is unscientific are in many places, including Piltdown Superman and this weblog. Evolution is foundational to their belief system. (Yeah, I know, they "lack belief", which is a disingenuous redefinition of atheism, and is still a positive affirmation which they cannot defend.) Science itself is dependent on a predictable, orderly universe: Science and logic are impossible without God.

Digging deeper, those who reject the existence of God must deny basic laws of science! Instead of such mental gymnastics, they need to deal with the fact that God is the Creator, he makes the rules, and they need to find out what he has to say. It's in the Bible. You savvy that?
Good science shows that in this world, perpetual motion machines and ‘free energy’ machines are absolutely impossible. The first and second laws of thermodynamics dictate with absolute certainty that these machines are impossible,1 and any claims of making or discovering such a machine are either mistaken or fraudulent. But upon reflection, this knowledge leads, if you are willing, to belief in our glorious Creator, God.

Perpetual motion machines and ‘free energy’ machines are imaginary machines that can either run forever without additional fuel, or they can produce more work, energy and/or fuel than they use.

To read the rest, see "Self contradictory atheism — Why antitheists are forced to believe in antiscience." You may also be interested in "Atheists and Evidence for God."

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