Hi, I'm an atheist - am i welcome?

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pepper, welcome to the forum. If you have absolute evidence then there is no need for faith.
If you need some pretty solid evidence you can study the messianic prophesies. Sure , you can argue that Jesus could have self fullfilled some of them since he knew about them from the old testament (even though I dont believe that because I trust in Him), but there is no way he could have done this with the other prophesies, such as the ones that say he would be crucified, that none of his bones would be broken during the resurrection,he would be betraoyed for 30 pieces of silver, that the 30 pieces of silver would be used to build a burial tomb on the potters field etc etc etc etc. For him to have planned it he would have needed the help of the roman empire and the pharasees (his sworn enemies.

Look at the miracle of fatima and study it carefully, especially the part of the editor and chief of goernment of portugal’s atheist newspaper O seculo , and the almost instantaneous drying of the peoples clothing, and the 3 kids prediction of the miracle on that very spot. You have come to the right place for evidence Pepper. As our Lod and Savior Jesus Christ says “seek and you shall find”.
 
sorry but that isn’t solid evidence for me, its just a book…i can sit down and write a book about a God called Nasfgjgfg …doesn’t make him real…
 
sorry but that isn’t solid evidence for me, its just a book…i can sit down and write a book about a God called Nasfgjgfg …doesn’t make him real…
Hello Pepper. As an agnostic I agree with this, the Egyptian Book of the Dead is older then the bible yet we disregard it as mythology.

From experience, yes you are welcome here, as long as you are willing to see from all points of view. Never enter with a closed mind or nothing will be gained.
 
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