How Stupid are Atheists?

Pamela111 wrote: »

An non beleiver (he calls himself atheist) said the following to me:

"The Universe would be better if God didnt exist"

Im confused.

Now the guy has good academic qualifications but have young people lost the power to think for themselves? Do they not realise that the current mess the world is in proves that us humans don't have that great of intelligence?

Are "atheists" the LEAST intelligent generation of all time?

I think so. Who in their right minds could come out with this stuff and also reduce themselves to saying that they descended from Monkeys?

Deep down we all know that God exists and through prayer we become 100% certain of the existance of God.

Humans cannot manage a man made money system never mind an entire planet

Dr. Gary Habermass is a former atheist and expert in this area. In his lifetime he research all religeons of the world. He found that the death and ressurrection of Jesus Christ is not proved by faith alone but is also a historical fact.

Youtube Video 1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsuczs8BJE8

Youtube Video 2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TBBzTMSUC0

Pamela111 wrote: »

If everyone prayed the Rosary there would be no wars. Did you not read the messages of Our Lady of Fatima?

It should also be said that the most recent wars have all bee either money, oil, world domination related eg WW1, WWII and also WWIII which will be the most devastating of all. All are a result of man's sin and man turning away from God. The more man turns away from God the more natural distaster, disease, famine, wars etc we can expect. Its very simple.

From Wikipedia:

The Miracle of the Sun (Portuguese: O Milagre do Sol) is an alleged miraculous event witnessed by as many as 100,000 people on 13 October 1917 in the Cova da Iria fields near Fátima, Portugal. Those in attendance had assembled to observe what the Portuguese secular newspapers had been ridiculing for months as the absurd claim of three shepherd children that a miracle was going to occur at high-noon in the Cova da Iria on October 13, 1917. [1]

According to many witness statements, after a downfall of rain, the dark clouds broke and the sun appeared as an opaque, spinning disk in the sky.[2] It was said to be significantly less bright than normal, and cast multicolored lights across the landscape, the shadows on the landscape, the people, and the surrounding clouds.[2] The sun was then reported to have careened towards the earth in a zigzag pattern,[2] frightening some of those present who thought it meant the end of the world.[3] Some witnesses reported that their previously wet clothes became "suddenly and completely dry."[4]

Estimates of the number of witnesses range from 30,000-40,000 by Avelino de Almeida, writing for the Portuguese newspaper O Século,[5] to 100,000, estimated by Dr. Joseph Garrett, professor of natural sciences at the University of Coimbra,[6] both of whom were present that day.[7]
The miracle was attributed by believers to Our Lady of Fátima, an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to three young shepherd children in 1917, as having been predicted by the three children on 13 July,[8] 19 August,[9] and 13 September[10] 1917. The children reported that the Lady had promised them that she would on 13 October reveal her identity to them[11] and provide a miracle "so that all may believe."[12]

According to these reports, the miracle of the sun lasted approximately ten minutes.[13] The three children also reported seeing a panorama of visions, including those of Jesus, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and of Saint Joseph blessing the people.[14]