Theism is defined as the “belief in a God or gods.”

The prefix “a” means “without theism” or without belief in a God or gods.

How does the absence of a belief become a belief?

Just something to think about.

Louis Williams


Can any atheist explain?

Some 15-plus years ago, I attended a church meeting in which the guest speaker was William Murray, son of the infamous atheist Madalyn Murray O’Hair.

The attendance was awesome, as William Murray spoke words that proved there is a God and he was/is one of God’s miracles.

At the conclusion, my name was picked from a full container of names to receive a copy of his book, “The Church is Not Just for Perfect People.”

William Murray is also the author of the book, “My Life Without God,” which was also an eye-opener.

Today, I still wonder how it is possible for any atheist not to consider (for example): What proof do they need that the oxygen we all breathe, which is invisible, untouchable, odorless and tasteless, exists?

Can they explain how the sun comes up in the east and down in the west, without failing for any novice to understand? Help.

This is only fair to ask an atheist, since they equally share this phenomenon with others.

But will they?

Mary Beede



