Final Commentary: Atheism Is Dead

Final Commentary: Atheism Is Dead

If you have not already done so, take the time to read my previous post. The following is directed only at those who engage in intellectual dishonesty, manipulation, and show utter disrespect for their fellow man. To those who mock, ridicule, and feign a higher intellectual and moral authority while behaving shamefully, these words, these thoughts are for you.

Arrogance and Intolerance

The mocking and judging seen in your responses betray arrogance and intolerance rather than a commitment to truth. If your aim was intellectual discourse, your actions have contradicted your words. Instead of engaging respectfully, you have resorted to ridicule—a sign of insecurity, not strength.

The Failure of Subjective Morality

Subjective morality was always destined to fail. Without an objective foundation, it lacks coherence and authority. Its failure is evident in the chaos and inconsistency of those who claim to uphold it. The inability to anchor morality in anything beyond personal preference renders it hollow, a mere echo of true moral law.

Atheism as Intolerance

For many of you, atheism has become a practice of intolerance. It is not merely disbelief in God but an active hostility toward the very concept of God and those who hold to it. The mocking and ridicule directed at opposing views reveal not confidence but fear—fear of confronting the possibility that your worldview may be incomplete or flawed.

The Reaction to Truth

Look at the responses provoked by a recent direct and powerful critique of atheism. What a chaotic swirl of hostility, arrogance, and posturing! One post has caused such an uproar, exposing the fragility of the atheistic position. The defensiveness and desperation betray a worldview that is unsteady, unsupported, and unable to withstand scrutiny.

For many of you, the air has leaked out of your bubble. The hostility and frantic attempts to dismiss, mock, and belittle reveal a profound discomfort with the truths that have been presented. This is not the behavior of those secure in their beliefs; it is the reaction of those unsettled by the confrontation of deeper realities.

Atheism Is Dead

Atheism is dead—not merely because of its logical failures, but because it was never truly alive. It is a worldview that denies life, purpose, and meaning at its core. It is a hollow experiment, akin to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein—a corpse animated by the illusion of life, only to be exposed as never having truly lived.

Atheism is a belief system that cannot define its source, denies its own identity, and rejects the very concept of worldview while clinging to one. It is ashamed of its own existence, masking its contradictions with hostility and mockery. It cannot answer the fundamental questions of existence—Why is there something rather than nothing? What is the purpose of life?—and its failure to do so leaves it hollow and lifeless.

The Walking Dead

Those who have hardened their hearts and ceased to seek truth are the walking dead, animated by a belief system that offers no life. Atheism has no answers, no hope, and no foundation. It denies truth while claiming to seek it, ridicules meaning while yearning for it, and rejects God while failing to explain the reality of existence.

A Belief System Exposed

Atheism is indeed dead. This is not a conclusion born of arrogance but of observation. It has failed to provide a coherent worldview, failed to offer meaning, and failed to engage with truth. It is a worldview that never had life, and it has been exposed as such.

To those who still seek truth, there is hope. To those who have hardened their hearts and mock those who believe differently, consider what that reveals about your position. Mockery is the armor of the insecure, but truth—the pursuit of Veritas—is eternal.

ATHEISM IS DEAD.

Veritas.