Assertion: atheist | /r/CapableOf | believe in god
Facets:
value: after all
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: There is also a position claiming that atheists are quick to believe in God in times of crisis, that atheists make deathbed conversions, or that "there are no atheists in foxholes".
text: The atheist might say that they don’t believe in God but the Bible says that they actually suppress this knowledge.
text: Atheists don’t believe in God, so they don’t believe in any transcendent, objective, moral law; nor do they believe that human beings are made in the image of God, and so they don’t believe humans possess infinite value and dignity.
text: An atheist can say he doesn’t believe in God, but we know the truth of the matter and the truth of the matter is simply this: the atheist does not exist.
text: There is also a position claiming that atheists are quick to believe in God in times of crisis, that atheists make deathbed conversions, or that "there are no atheists in foxholes".
text: However, since no empirical claim can be known to be true with certainty, it is possible that such seeming atheists do believe in God.
text: Some atheists would like to be able to believe in God--but so what?
text: / Do Atheists Believe in God After All?
text: Do Atheists Believe in God After All?
text: An atheist doesn’t believe in a god or divine being.
text: If an atheist doesn’t believe in a god or gods, is that lack of belief a “religion”?
text: This is important to remember, because it’s not that an atheist doesn’t believe in god, because that statement opens the possibility that god or a supreme being exists.
text: If an atheist doesn’t believe in a god or gods, is that lack of belief a “religion”?
text: Atheists don’t believe in gods, which means we also don’t believe in any of the super-natural trappings (deliberate hyphen for emphasis) or accoutrements that are associated with a belief in God.