In the USA, Atheism Is Only 2 % of the Population
In my newspaper today, Associated Press reports that a book, by atheist and Essayist Christopher Hitchens, is selling good. The article says that these good sales reveal the intensity of atheism over faith. This article also discusses an 2005 AP-Ipos poll, which reported that only 2 percent of the US respondents say that they do not believe in God. This 2 percent goes up to 14 percent if one includes those believers who have no religion.
The title of Hitchens' book is 'God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything." I challenge Hitchens and Sam Harris to see my proof of God in my book, 'The First Scientific Proof of God.' There these two atheists will leann that God is the greatest because God's true infinity has now been found. Indeed, these two men are living in the past.
The title of Hitchens' book is 'God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything." I challenge Hitchens and Sam Harris to see my proof of God in my book, 'The First Scientific Proof of God.' There these two atheists will leann that God is the greatest because God's true infinity has now been found. Indeed, these two men are living in the past.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 12:39 PM
2 Comments:
At 8:31 AM,
Anonymous said…
Sir, that 2% estimate is incorrect. Numerous people accept God out of fear - both fear of their relations and fear or a retribution from that bully, God.
Indoctrination had lead to a prevalent fear that many potential free thinkers cannot remove from their consciousness.
People like you only make the situation worse with pseudo-scientific claims.
At 1:16 PM,
George Shollenberger said…
concerned student,
Well thanks. But, people like me are not making pseudo-scientific claims. We are only quoting well-established data.
You and I live in th same world. Only a small part of this is scientific. Do you want to destroy polls? They are useful to establish scientific projects. So, the poll should be improved.
You might want to approach a fundamentalist church and tell its leaders about the human problem of fear.
So, I do agree with your point. In fact, I am trying to eliminate this religion-created fear with my writings. A person who teaches the fear of God knows nothing about God and should not be teacher children.
George
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