In the current year, the American Atheists National Convention has made the decision to wage war in the Bible Belt region of our country by placing billboards with the following caption all throughout the southern region. To Santa Claus, I would want nothing more than to miss church on Christmas Day! I’m not a child anymore; I’m too old… When we take into consideration the fact that merchants have now sidestepped the debate on whether or not to name it Christmas or the holidays, we see that defending what has become Christmas is a pointless endeavor. Instead, we should refer to it as the “shopping season.” There may not be anything else for us to debate over if that is the only thing there is to it. On the other hand, if it is still about the birth of the Savior of the world, it will take more than a few people who are not functioning well to remove the faith of millions of people. It is not the concept of skipping church that is particularly offensive; rather, it is the allusion to a series of fairy tales that have been passed down from generation to generation without being questioned that is arrogant, proud, and reeks of a rather exaggerated sense of their own righteousness. For all these years, we believed that such self-righteousness could only be shown by persons who were religious. The level of hubris that is being shown by this group of blowhards would make Hegel, Camus, and Russell embarrassed. A number of the most incredible fairy tales that have emerged in this century to promote atheism are taught on a daily basis in the halls of indoctrination that are associated with secular education. After the second coming of Christ, those who have the courage to challenge the accepted perspectives on things that are prevalent in today’s society will be regarded as prophets, visionaries, and deserving of a great deal of praise. The views of atheists are what should be laughed at with scorn for anyone who has not given up human reasoning, historical evidence, and has not given in to a great deal of so-called scientific scrutiny that is largely propped up by peer pressure. For today, we may have to endure the snickers of the pompous, but the views of atheists are what should be laughed at. How about some fairy tales? Be sure to check out these wonderful tales. Imaginary narrative of interstellar travel via space: Is there anybody who has genuinely investigated time-light, or are we all so preoccupied with veneration of Einstein that we fail to take into account what he discovered? In the event that we were to go to the nearest star, even if we were to achieve the speed of light, the earth would be around 400,000 years old when we returned from that short excursion. Imagine for a moment that you go on a journey beyond the cosmos. When you return, the earth and the sun will no longer exist. There will be no chorus of “there’s no place like home for the holidays.” This should be an ideal scenario for atheists. There are, of course, two more options in the realm of fantasy. There is also the possibility of passing through one of those fictitious worm holes, which we are not aware of since we do not know whether or not they genuinely exist. The second option is to cast a wish upon a star and hope that Tinker Bell would be able to bestow upon us sufficient magical fairy dust to enable us to complete the journey back in a few thousand years or fewer. Once upon a time is the main character in a great number of fairy tales; nevertheless, it is not the tinsel on the tree that we should be concerned about; rather, it is the lights that are flickering sporadically in the minds of those who are being indoctrinated today. Christ made a promise that the generations would not go on forever, but that the history of man would be halted at the end of time. Christ will halt the passage of time in its tracks at a period in which conflict, political instability, expanded knowledge, and universal disbelief are reaching epidemic proportions. He forewarned that things will be the same as they were at the time of Noah. “Be prepared, then, because the Son of man will come at such an hour as you do not believe it will arrive,” the Bible says. (Genesis 24:44) In the fable known as “Everything from Nothing…,” There are others who have compared this fairy tale to the concept of flying above in a jet and dumping a mass of nuts, bolts, and sheet metal out of the aircraft. The moment the hardware touches the ground, it undergoes a miraculous transformation into a fully powered Chevy Camaro in the color sweet apple red. It was Chuck Darwin who made the discovery that birds belonging to the order Passeriformes that lived on the island of Galapagos had a variety of beaks that they utilized in a variety of ways to assist them in their day-to-day survival. This discovery gave rise to the hope that this story would be told. Chuck continued to think that fish became birds, birds became horses, and everything else became everything else it had never been before. He was not content with the idea that intra-species evolution is a component of the formation of species. Those who were chewing at the bit of incredulity saw an opportunity, even though it was not anticipated that anybody would take Chuck’s story seriously. People who would ordinarily never give any attention to far-fetched, overhyped, brainless, and unverified glitter and tripe are now guided. This is because the fairy tale leads the brains of those individuals. Even this writer would bite, if only for the reason that transitional connections that would put flesh and bone on the evolutionary fairy tale are still glaringly lacking to this day — to the tune of millions. This is not to say that this writer is malicious or malicious in heart. The song of the pied piper is the song of inter species evolution; it is a fascinating melody for the small mice that love music but have musical preferences that are restricted to the ears but lacking in the brain. At the same time as the Christian audiophiles are totally engaged in the grandeur of Handel’s Messiah, this fairy tale piper does not need to ply his piccolo pianissimo; a rap about gender confusion may do the trick. There is little doubt that rodents that have been lured to the cliffs on the outskirts of town will not be shouting hallelujahs as they fall to their doom. Despite the fact that the number of missing connections is in the millions, the number of people who believe in this contemporary fairy tale is also in the millions. It is possible for us to make use of the argument that is often used by atheists, which states that the number of individuals who believe something does not always mean that it is true. However, in the instance of Chuck’s dream, it is a story that is put out in the name of scientific inquiry. Science, as you may remember, requires evidence, namely empirical proof. There is no such thing as a prerequisite for fairy tales. In light of the fact that linkages are still lacking, just who is trying to sell a fairy tale to a population that is unaware of it? Could it be that the all-powerful and loving Father, the savior of the world who is on his deathbed, and the gentle Holy Spirit who leads believers through the challenges they face on a daily basis have been adequately replaced in the dismal vision of the atheist? Is it possible that atheists choose their alternatives at random? It’s possible that to them, the big evil bogeyman represents the father, Charles Manson represents the messiah, and Casper, the pleasant ghost, represents the spirit. Another possibility is that they do not see anything at all; after all, isn’t this the fundamental assumption and working theory of atheism? Isn’t it about there being nothing to see and nothing to believe? And don’t we hope that these things would also involve not saying anything? There is no evidence that the life, times, and death of Christ on the crucifixion, as well as his later resurrection, actually took place. This fable is taught on a regular basis in the classrooms of colleges and universities all over the globe worldwide. Nevertheless, the testimony of one, two, or three witnesses may determine the destiny of certain individuals on any given day of the week in courtrooms located all over the world around the globe. The majority of the time, their testimony are about something that they saw for a little period of time, and they are expected to recall their observations in great detail. Christ was followed by multitudes of people and twelve men for a period of three years, during which time they engaged in intense observation and conversation. They scrupulously documented these occurrences, which included miraculous healings, resurrections, and miracles that occurred on an almost daily basis with remarkable frequency. All of a sudden, at the moment in time when society has come to the conclusion that infants are nothing more than lumps of flesh that have no inherent humanity that can be redeemed and may now be discarded at whim. When something that is glibly referred to as the sexual revolution was taking place, the idea that human bodies are open to whatever contortions and perversions the human brain can subject them to, there was this uniquely accommodating belief that was spilling over into the classrooms and academic halls that all of this witnessing, following, recording, and historicity of the record of Christ – never existed after all – was happening at the same time. The concept of convenience has never been more accessible. The reason for this is that atheism cannot even be considered a fairy tale. Even if one were to make a passing reference to a moral principle, it would be a nightmare for the secular world. In point of fact, the only witnesses who came forward to assert that the event in question never took place during the time of Christ were paid to offer false evidence. A truth that is even more astounding is the fact that they were requested to be witnesses to an occurrence that took occurred while they were asleep. Although that may seem like a true fairy tale, I can assure you that it is not so! Have a look at it yourself. “And when they had gathered together with the elders and had taken council, they paid a huge amount of money to the soldiers, saying, Say ye, His disciples came by night and snatched him away while we were sleeping,” the Bible says. 28:12–13 of the Bible Doesn’t it seem that the fox that consumed the gingerbread man could have been a wolf after all? Those individuals who are attempting to undermine the historical significance of the gospel have been the meals of the cunning canine for quite some time. As we get closer to the culmination of all of God’s dispensations, the first approach that the atheists took was to use a lie that was supported by spreading around some cash. Now, as we get closer to the culmination of all of God’s dispensations, is calling the greatest event in history a “fairy tale” all they have left? Who among us is really confined to a fairy tale, and a particularly terrible one at that? The Christmas narrative is an example of God’s involvement, not just in the history of humanity but also in the most critical time in the history of humanity. God sent his son to deal with the whole dark and hopeless ball of black matter once and for all. This is because men are born with a sin nature, which has been proven to by millennia of murders, wars, robberies, rapes, and an infinite number of other misdeeds. Attending angels made the proclamation that “on earth peace, good will toward mankind” because of this reason. (Genesis 2:14) It is important that you do not let a small group of dissatisfied and confused atheists who are unable to differentiate between a fairy tale and the most significant single event in the history of humanity to destroy it for you during the holiday season. “Christmas is not a period or a season; rather, it is a state of mind,” said someone. The true spirit of Christmas is found in those who are generous in compassion, who appreciate peace and goodwill, and who are abundant in kindness. — Governor Calvin Coolidge, President Happy Christmas to you! Since the year 2005, Michael Bresciani has been serving as the publisher of American Prophet.org. 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