Militant Atheist: Rebel Without a Cause

I had a brief comment from a mr. x today who challenged me to go to a website (which turned out to be his) to try to "help" him. Which I guess is a good advertizing ploy to get people to your website.
Of course when you get to the site, most of what you read is a bunch of gobbledygook that really doesn't make a lot of sense, and when you think about it, has no chance of making sense when there is no authority to make sense from. You have to shut off a good portion of your brain to not recognize there is a creator. And if you are shutting it off to that, how much more are you shutting it off to? Is there a right and wrong? By whose standards? And who cares? Which may be the real point anyhow. When someone has decided there is something in their life that they don't want to answer for, the easiest way to solve the problem is to try to eliminate the person they would have to answer to. Why do you think those third graders were plotting to kill their teacher? Or the stories you hear about on the news where children kill their parents. It is the same thing. If we can only "kill" God, we won't have to answer to Him, "let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die." A well known publisher understood this concept when he wrote, "I have left my religious conversion behind and settled into a comfortabl state of atheism. I have come to think that religion has caused more harm than any other idea since the begining of time." Larry Flint in his book An Unseemly Man.
Psalm 14:1 says. "The fool says in his heart, there is no God." & verse 4 says, "Have all the workers of iniquity no knowledge? who eat up my people as they eat bread, and call not upon the Lord." Atheists try to hide their desire to sin under the pretense that there is no sin. That won't hold much weight on judgement day.