atheism

The percentage of teens who identify as atheist is double that of the general population, according to new research from Barna. Atheism and secularism are growing trends in our postmodern culture, and it is important to understand these trends if we are ever to reverse them. The youngest generation is sure to have a great influence on the future, and it is imperative that we reach these young people with the Gospel. These teens are part of Generation Z, the first “post-Christian” generation.

To help you understand this generation, here are seven facts you need to know about “Gen Z:”

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If I were Satan, I would try to convince all Americans to be atheists. The twentieth century saw firsthand the consequences of the denial of God, with one hundred million deaths due to atheistic communism around the world. Erwin Lutzer was right: “It is said that after God died in the nineteenth century, man died in the twentieth. For when God is dead, man becomes an untamed beast.”

An atheist activist group took out a controversial ad in the Wednesday edition of the New York Times calling for the separation of church and state by reimagining the Nativity scene.

Christian author, speaker and conservative radio host Eric Metaxas recently published a new book in which he argues that atheism is "incompatible" with science.

Harvard University has elected an atheist as its new chief chaplain.

A group of atheists has filed a lawsuit against the state of Mississippi over the state's new license plates that feature the phrase "In God We Trust."

In a Facebook post this week, former "America's Next Top Model" contestant and actress Adrianne Curry shared that she was indoctrinated by "Godless Individuals" in Hollywood to criticize actor and outspoken Christian Kirk Cameron "simply because he found God."

Seth Mahiga, the former secretary for the Atheists in Kenya Society, has resigned from his position. He said that he has found Christ and no longer wishes to promote atheism in his country. 

Famous atheist Richard Dawkins asserted in a recent interview that he believes babies with Down Syndrome or other serious disabilities should be aborted.

A recent article in The Guardian, profiles unbelievers and explores what they believe the meaning of life to be.