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Facing West across the Washington Mall, with o...

Facing West across the Washington Mall, with one's back towards the United States Capitol. The Washington Monument and Lincoln memorial are visible in the background. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Saturday, March 24, 2012 the Reason Rally was held at the National Mall as thousands met to exhibit their atheism.  The question that is running through my mind is why?  Why would anyone spend time, money, and energy to attack that in which you do not believe.  I know that the retort to someone like me is that they are not fighting against God, they are fighting against people like me who “brainwash” our children into believing in the superstition of a God who created all of this.  After all, it is much more reasonable to believe that the universe and all it contains just happened.  It is perfectly within reason to believe that thousands of tiny motors are running in our cells all of the time (ATP Synthase Enzyme) and that it was basically just a matter of chance.  Watch the incredible video of this tiny motor to see how unreasonable it is for me to believe in God who is the Creator and Sustainer of life:

Now, back to my original question, why?  Why spend time, money, and energy to fight that in which you do not believe? If you were going to spend time, money, and energy to attack God, which you do not believe in, isn’t this clearly not reasonable.  Therefore, why would you call it a Reason Rally.  As simplistic as it may sound, it makes no sense to fight what you do not believe in.  I’m sure that these same folks don’t believe in Santa Claus, but they don’t invest their lives in fighting against the jolly old elf.  It would stand to “reason” that there should be a rally in which they display how proud they are that they don’t believe in Santa.  After all, millions of kids are being brainwashed into believing that he is faithfully turning out toys at the north pole and that he will be delivering those toys to them on Christmas Eve.  The only reason that they would not be all keyed up about attacking Santa is because they really don’t believe  Santa –  therefore he really doesn’t pose them any threat.  Reasonably speaking, you don’t fight that in which you do not believe.

Looking at it from God’s perspective, it is amazing to find that God does not believe in atheist.  I know I’m quoting God here and the atheist says that he does not believe in God, but since God does not believe in atheist, it is only fair that we give Him equal time.  God says, “. . . that which is known about God is evident with in them; for God made it evident to them” (Romans 1:19).  That is God’s way of saying that they really do believe in God because God has stirred within them to reveal to them that He does exist.  He goes on to say that He has revealed His nature to them and that they see His handiwork every time they see the creation (I do not apologize for the word creation).  “For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse” (Romans 1:20).

Being as we are dealing with a Reason Rally, it is only fair to point out what God said in the very same passage about just how well these folks are reasoning.  He continues, “For even though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God or give thanks, but they became futile in their speculations, and their foolish heart was darkened.  professing to be wise, they became fools” (Romans 1:21-22).  That sounds just like the folks that I hear railing against God, anything to do with God, and anyone who does believe in God.

Being the mindless believer that I am, I can only conclude that it would seem that God is right.  Atheist really don’t exist at all.  Those who proclaim themselves to be atheist really do know that He exist,  but they choose to fight against Him.  There is no other way to express the anger that is displayed by these “reasonable” people.   Think about it.  How much time do you spend angry at or attacking what you consider to be a myth.

I think I’ll go spend what little time, money, and energy I have attacking the tooth fairy.

 

Kirk Cameron has been enduring a vicious attack because of comments he made concerning homosexuality on Peirs Morgan Tonight.  Having been invited to the show to talk about his new movie, Monumental: In Search of America’s National Treasure, he was subsequently asked, “Do you think homosexuality is a sin?”    See the original interview at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhGQUKoH_TE His response was, “I think that it’s unnatural.  I think that it’s detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization.”  He came under attack immediately by pro homosexual celebrities and by gay activists groups, the very groups who are so quick to point all of the reasons that they should have the right to free speech and that we should be tolerant of others.  It would seem that everyone should have the right of free speech and everyone should be tolerated, unless the everyone happens to be a Christian who is saying and believing things that they do not agree with.  Perhaps we should just call this what it is, another attack by the media against a man because he thinks and believes like a Christian.

Ann Curry interviewed Cameron on the TODAY show, after all, its big news that someone said that homosexuality was unnatural and detrimental.  It was unbelievable how biased the questions were that Curry presented to Cameron.  Watch this interview at http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/46793855#46793855  and note the questions that were posed:

1. “Many people are suggesting that this is hate speech.  Are you encouraging people to feel hate towards gay people?”

What in this remark could possibly be viewed as hate speech?  Kirk Cameron was merely answering a direct question that had been asked of him.  He gave the very answer that Piers Morgan expected to get when he ask the question.  Could it possibly be that the hate is not coming from Kirk Cameron?  Perhaps the hate is not toward the homosexuals but towards evangelical
Christians.

2. “Do you feel any responsibility, saying words like that, that might encourage people to feel that it is ok to mistreat gay people.

Excuse me, but where did he ever say that it was ok to mistreat gay people?  Perhaps they should be centered in on Rosanne Barr’s tweet, “kirk or kurt or whatever cameron is an accomplice to murder with his hate speech,” as speech that would encourage the mistreatment of others.  The attacks of come at Kirk Cameron, not from him.

3. “Why do you say things like this that you know are going to cause people to push back?  Why do you even talk about it, because this is not the first time you’ve been asked to talk about it?  It’s not the first time you’ve made comments that have caused people a lot of alarm.”

Duh.  Could it possibly be that he made the statement because he was asked the direct question, “Do you think homosexuality is a sin?”  What is he supposed to do?  Sit and ask if the question were never ask?  Make up something he does not really believe.  Suddenly change his position and believe something else?

The only way to consider Kirk Cameron as antiquated, out dated, and out of step is to consider God as antiquated, outdated, and out of step.  Now let me see if I can think this out for a minute.  I can believe the liberal elite of Hollywood, or God.  I believe I’ll go with God.  I can believe the liberal elite of the media, or God.  Sorry, God still comes out on top.  I can believe the gay activist groups, or God?  This may be getting redundant but I suppose that the wisdom of God will always trump the wisdom of men.

This next part is a quote of God, not me.

“For this reason God gave them over to degrading passions; for their women exchanged the natural function for that which is unnatural, and in the same way also the men abandoned the natural function of the woman and burned in their desire toward one another, men with men committing indecent acts and receiving in their own persons the due penalty of their error.” (Romans 1:26-27)

Perhaps the attack is not so much against Kirk Cameron or christians in general.  Perhaps it is an attack on God.

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