This is a response to a post by Frank Turek called WHY ATHEISM MAKES REASON IMPOSSIBLE.
I will quote some of what he says to add context. If we are just molecules in motion as atheists assert, then every thought we have is the result of the non-rational laws of physics.
It is claimed that atheistic worldviews are held on faith, and that this makes them religions. As explained here, this is incorrect.
Neil deGrasse Tyson has identified himself as an agnostic instead of an atheist. What should we make of this? And what is the distinction?
Is life meaningless or worthless without God? No, meaningful lives are available even without God, and life is the sort of thing that is inherently worthwhile. This article, and its accompanying video, explain why the lives of atheists can be both meaningful and worthwhile.
A Christian website has posted ten questions for every atheist, which it maintains no atheist can truly and honestly answer. These are my answers.
