Friday, February 29, 2008

GOD Doesn't Believe in Atheists


Here is an excerpt from a book titled, GOD Doesn't Believe in Atheists.

"Imagine your reaction if you turned on the television to hear the following news item:

"Scientists have just invented a machine that is able to turn your kitchen waste into a small, edible packet of food. It is surrounded by a white, hygienically sealed protective casing. When this packet is opened, the contents may be eaten in a variety of delicious ways. It doesn't matter what type of food waste is put into the machine at night, it always comes out the same consistent yellow and white color the next morning. If fat, spinach, bread crumbs, apple cores, wheat, and even live grubs and worms are put into it, all are miraculously transformed overnight into a delicious-tasting food by the next morning.

Excited scientists report that this incredible machine will have the ability to reproduce itself. Believe it or not, it can make a special hygienically sealed packet, which produces (you guessed it) another food-making machine. At any time, any of these machines themselves can be easily dismantled, cooked, and eaten. They are said to taste "finger lickin' good."

I'm sure that most of us would view such a news item with great skepticism, yet that is what we have with the ordinary, common, every-day chicken. Each day, most of the 4 billion chicken brains do what modern man's brain can't. They make eggs and chickens. Is the chicken more intelligent than man? Probably not. Therefore, something far superior to man must have made the chicken. "Accident" is the alternative.

Aristotle said, "God, having become unseen to every nature, through His works is seen." Plato said, "The world must have a cause and that cause is the Eternal Maker." Cicero echoed, "What can be so clear when we look at the sky and the heavenly bodies is that there is some deity of surpassing mind by whom these are governed."

By Ray Comfort pages 51 & 52 of his book:
GOD Doesn't Believe in Atheists ISBN: 0-88270-922-4

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