There are of course odd examples of people who actually do recant on their deathbead, as people are rarely completely rational at this time, and they are also very fearful. Plus of course, there are some people who actually have converted from atheism to Christianity, but there are infinitely fewer than the other way around! As for Ray Comfort’s supposed “proof”, I know nothing about it (or him for that matter), and I think that if his proof actually held any water, we would all know about it.

As an agnostic (bordering towards atheism) My religious sister ( who claims that she’s not religious) is always trying to persuade me to believe in God. Sometimes saying that if I still have doubts about God and die the next day, I will be screwed. She has a very bias opinion about atheists. She believes that atheists are unhappy, have no sense of imagination (because in her words atheists believe in nothing) Stubborn, lacks common sense, and other things. She believes that the rapture is going to happen one day. That’s one of the reasons I think every time religion is discussed, She is quickly is trying to persuade me to believe in God. Honestly, I think many stuff that she says is bullshit, but recently she said something that I’m now wondering about. She says that its total fact that atheists who on their deathbeds or had a near death experience had been either wishing for God to save them regretting their disbelief of him or had an ” Out-Of-Body” experience or whatever. And she starts to tell me about how some atheists became Christians or believers of God. One example she used in that theory was that of Kirk Cameron (a known Christian Evangelist, who at a young age was an atheist) So I want to know that is this is an actual fact that many atheists who were on deathbeds or dying started to cry out for God. and What’s your take on people were atheists before and are now Christians or believers of God?

PS: When I was researching about Kirk Cameron I found out about an event in which He and a fellow evangelist named Ray Comfort participated in a televised debate with atheists Brian Sapient and Kelly O’Conner of the Rational Response Squad about the existence of God. And when I kept researching about the debate. It was known in the debate that Ray Comfort stated that he can prove scientifically, without relying on faith or the bible the existence of God. And I want to know if You or anybody see this debate and explain to me what happened during the debate and what was Comfort’s claim of God existence?

I can understand why you might take the Blasphemy Challenge that way, but I think I have already explained my reasons for doing it, and I stand by them.

But you video about blaspheme against the Holy Spirit is a little over the top. I just thought it made you look like you’re going out of your way to insult them. No need to do that, don’t you think?

Anyway, we are who we are. If I was your Fundamentalist Christian neighbor we would get along. I make it a point to love and respect even if I don’t have the same ideas (beliefs). There are thousands of Fundamentalist Christians out there who do just that but they aren’t in the news. When anything becomes a big organized force it changes its true purpose and becomes corrupt, human selfishness and self interest makes it so.

It seems SOME of your reasons for not ‘liking’ fundamentalist Christians are based on their personal ‘mental’ thoughts.

The overwhelming majority of atheists are not out of the streets foaming at the mouth and the same can, and should, be said for fundamentalist Christians.

By “fundamentalist Christian”, I mostly mean the sorts of extreme conservartives who believe in the literal word of the Bible, and act accordingly. For example, advocating the teaching of creationism in science class, or the murder of doctors who perform abortions, or looking forward to the rapture etc.

Many people today are using the term “Fundamentalist Christian”. Can you define your idea of this term? Just curious.

Thanks, Alan