Should Atheists Try to Convert Believers?

(Before It's News)

I’m an unshakeable atheist. For me, it comes down to this:

I believe that man created “God” to cope with life’s challenges, that it’s extraordinarily unlikely that a God rather than a yet unexplained scientific process created the world and is an entity who, per the Bible, sees all, knows all, and is loving. After all, can we really rationalize billions of painful deaths to cancer, natural disasters, etc as “God gave man free will?” I can’t.

When religious people tell me about their faith,  I’m faced with a decision: Do I try to disabuse them? In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I present the thought process I’ve gone through.

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