Ray Comfort's New Book a Top ATHEIST Seller on Amazon

Atheists across the country are flocking to Amazon.com to pick up evangelical Ray Comfort’s latest treatise, making it a bestseller overnight.

The God Delusion dropped to the #2 spot on the Atheist category listing once Comfort’s You Can Lead an Atheist to Evidence, But You Can’t Make Him Think: Answers to Questions from Angry Skeptics was released on Thursday to rave reviews.

Amazon customer reviewer Cynthia Perez sums it up:

It sure does make atheists angry when logical thought is introduced into the conversation – and this book points out exactly where the illogical arguments against the existence of God come from: an unwillingness to acknowledge that, IF there is a Creator, all of His creations are held accountable to Him!

C.R. Shearer chimes in,

Evolution is a dying religion, I implore you, don’t go down with the ship, be reconciled to God through the cross of Jesus Christ.

As for ShiftingSandy? Well, she even recommends yet another book to pair with it!

Recently read this with God vs. the Infinite Monkeys which, like this book, also uses logic and reason to dispel the myth that all logic and reason (and science) supports Atheism. Reason and logic is on the side of religion. If you read both these books (and every religious person and their children (God vs. is actually written for young adults) should read them in my opinion) you come away with the truth, a truth which does not require faith to realize, i.e., that the Atheists use flawed arguments and made-up conclusions to support their own belief system.

Who can argue with this logic? Christianity can replace the atheists’ “flawed arguments and made-up conclusions”, which they use to “support their own (ridiculous) belief system”!

Robin E. Cornwell tries to contest this point, but merely demonstrates the “eloquence” and “research” typical of a so-called atheist:

This book is so full of misleading rubbish, one doesn’t know where to start. Of course, it will feed into all the usual lies and misinformation that feed the frenzy of the religious mind. Don’t bother buying it…

Not one example is given in her review of the “misleading rubbish”. I can only assume she never bothered to read the book!

Comfort explains to us that atheists aren’t even real!

We don’t have to prove that God exists to the professing atheist. This is because he intuitively knows that He exists. Every person has a God-given conscience. The Bible tells us that this is the ‘work of the law written on their hearts.’ Just as every sane human being knows that it’s wrong to lie, steal, kill and commit adultery, he knows that God should be first in his life.

Comfort goes on to add that it’s simply not possible to believe in the God of the Bible and evolution (or Darwinism, as its worshipful adherents sometimes call it).

“They are diametrically opposed. There is no way you can reconcile Darwinian evolution with the Bible,” Comfort said during an interview Thursday with Christian Broadcasting Network.

Other books by Ray Comfort include God Doesn’t Believe in Atheists: Proof that the Atheist Doesn’t Exist and Intelligent Design vs. Evolution: Letters to an Atheist. He is also known for his famous video declaring the Banana the Atheist’s Nightmare, his website www.pulltheplugonatheism.com, and his most excellent and roundly praised debate with the Rational Response Squad.

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Jenny Donati is webmistress and co-editor of Secular News Daily. Jenny is an outspoken secularist who believes firmly in the separation of church and state. She demands evidence to support arguments, and holds herself to the same standard. She doesn't write about herself in the third person . . . but there's a first time for everything.

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