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Dec 21, 2016 · “The worst moment for an atheist is when he is really thankful and has no one to thank.” ― G.K. Chesterton tags: athiesm , christianity , religion
I should think that the worst moment for the atheist comes when he is really thankful—and yet has nobody to thank. Every high civilization decays by forgetting obvious things. It is a very common phrase of modern intellectualism to say that the morality of one age can be entirely different to the morality of another.
Dec 27, 2018 · Grieving Without God: How Atheists Deal with Death. Relying on a supernatural deity to have a plan, the promise of an afterlife, and perhaps even reuniting with deceased loved ones can be ...
Ultimately, he says, gratitude for the beauties and wonders of the world led him back to the hands of a gracious God. Paraphrasing G. K. Chesterton, Yancey notes, “The worst moment for an atheist is when he feels a deep sense of gratitude and has no one to thank.”
The worst moment for an atheist is when he feels a profound sense of gratitude and has no one to thank. Gilbert K. Chesterton. Gratitude, Atheist, Worst Moments. When a man ceases to believe in god, he does not believe in nothing. He believes in everything.
The worst moment in the life of an atheist is not deep sorrow but deep joy and gratitude — gratitude for life, for existence, for everything — but for an atheist, there is no one to thank for that.
Dec 24, 2006 · According to a recent Newsweek poll, only 37% of Americans would vote for an otherwise qualified atheist for president. Atheists are often imagined to be intolerant, immoral, depressed, blind to the beauty of nature and dogmatically closed to evidence of the supernatural.
