Christianity vs. Atheism

Concept

Christianity is one of three of the religions of the monotheistic core, and religion with the world's largest number of believers. Christians are people who believe in Christ. Some are genuine holy men, with a wonderful devotion to his brothers that we admire each other as the priests, religious (monks and nuns these both help) and many lay people who feel a full part of the People of God and will concentrate part of their lives to follow Christ's message to be disseminated every day with renewed enthusiasm. (Padgett, 2003, pp. 148-160)

Atheism is not fully confident in the sense that Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Atheism is generally not an offer a complete guide to life, like most religions perceived. However, atheists are often their own ethics and philosophy of life and their belief atheism belong as a starting point. These factors are generally derived from secular considerations and not by a "revealed" religious text.

Free will

The rejection of the idea of God is also often linked with a belief in free will, the idea that people are able to make their own choices in the world, and that both good and bad choices are possible.

Since God is omniscient, God has knowledge, so he knows what everyone in the future and what each would do in a given situation. This knowledge can God have a plan for every life. For example, if God wants to place a particular action, he knows who would decide to do that action, and under what circumstances they would choose, he can plan for it to happen. However, knowing what God's decisions, we simply make the knowledge - it does not remove our free will, because we are still the ones making the decisions.

Life after Death

Life after death all the hypotheses contain some of the supernatural, and require that some supernatural entity (a god or deity or similar entity), the necessary steps towards a dead person somehow left again carried out in a living person. Atheism is the rejection (or the lack of acceptance) is one such hypothesis. (Price, Matthew Arlen; Collins, 1999, pp. 155-168)

In the Christian perspective, the end of time is marked by the call of all to life: "As in Adam all die, all will recover their lives for Christ" (1 Cor 15, 22ff), and the return of all the life means the destruction of death. Paradise is the place to ...