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The fact that the Universe had a beginning means that it is not eternal and was created by one necessarily eternal, intelligent, omni-dimensional, is uniquely set apart in a class all by Himself, and is the Uncaused First Cause. ~ http://evolutionfacts.blogspot.com ~ Old Atheist arguments regurgitated on outdated websites and all those spread by idle skeptic spammers online no longer hold any weight in the eyes of the next generation. The common attacks against christianity waged by Atheists have lost all credibility. Real world hard evidence and data points to the one and only God as the Creator. Atheists no longer have any excuse to avoid and attack the love and mercy of God. Darwinism and the Atheism has become a modern day urban myth of futility leading its adherents to a wasted life of self-destructive worthlessness and meaninglessness. After realizing that God's existence is no longer in question, the very next logical step is knowing Him personally on His terms by way of accepting the Lordship of Jesus Christ and His Resurrection personally. The God of the Bible is so real that He actively reveals that we are sinners in need of repentance (making 180 degree turn away serving self and sin, renouncing the old life, and trusting Jesus); He reveals that He is Holy, and God lovingly draws people into a covenant relationship with Himself through receiving Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Once a person surrenders their life over to Jesus Christ, God sends His Holy Spirit to change them from the inside out and mean them come alive before God's eyes. Frank Turek (author of I Don't Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist) answers a young atheist's (Carter's) questions on morality, atheism and the existence of God.

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