Can An Atheist Be Invincibly Ignorant

[GodChaser]

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Edited July 14, 2007 by GodChaser

[jeffpugh]

Wow. I missed a lot in the last four days, I'm taking. Good ol' Leahy fiddle camp... anywho, I'm back around. So I voted the latter, because basically there is the natural law bit that comes into play. I guess there are other reasons that convince me as well, (such as knowing some Atheists. But I'm more focusing on their "why" as to what I voted) but I think what is said in this thread can be sufficient.

[GodChaser]

[quote name='Sacred Music Man' post='1328519' date='Jul 14 2007, 02:34 PM']Wow. I missed a lot in the last four days, I'm taking. Good ol' Leahy fiddle camp... anywho, I'm back around. So I voted the latter, because basically there is the natural law bit that comes into play. I guess there are other reasons that convince me as well, (such as knowing some Atheists. But I'm more focusing on their "why" as to what I voted) but I think what is said in this thread can be sufficient.[/quote]
I believe Scripture says that every knee will bow and every tongue will profess Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father.

Truth trumps. Nobody is invinvibile as a Athiest! They will eventually conceed defeat!

[Thy Geekdom Come]

It's an interesting question. I would say they could, but not due to a defect of knowledge (on the objective level), since God's existence is self-evident. If the atheist was, however, incapable of reasoning or otherwise incapable of realizing that knowledge on the subjective level, then yes, I'd say he could be invincibly ignorant.