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How can Christians continue worshipping their religion, knowing they might be risking eternal punishment because they can't be sure they are worshipping the correct God?
You even quote Matthew despite there being no direct, contemporary historical evidence that conclusively proves the existence of an individual named Matthew who authored the Gospel of Matthew.
If I was a Christian trying to put the fear of God into others with a statement like that, I would try to link my message to someone we at least know existed, like Paul the Apostle for example.
Why are there so many denominations who cannot agree with each other?
Yup. Which hell will it be? Tartarus? Niflheim? One of the nameless hells from monotheistic religions?
Well, the entire point is that Atheists don't believe in all that.
If God wants us to believe then he has to provide us with something to believe in. A 2000 year old, hopelessly out of date, document is not good enough. It's simply not reasonable to ask anyone to believe in that.
I suppose they are desperate to find an answer even if that answer is inaccurate
Honestly religión never made sense, it was made on an era where ppl had no idea about everything, is just an outdated concept 🤷♀️
Even if they thought there was an off chance that atheism is the wrong faith, that is no guarantee that Christianity is the correct faith, and most religions seem to hold that God holds a grudge against you for choosing the wrong faith anyway. Even denominations of the same core religion can be at odds with each-other. The odds are you shall pick your religion incorrectly because of this, and be screwed anyway, which represents a waste of any devotion you gave to your religion in life. Imagine being a good Christian for all your life and learning that the one true god was Zeus, and he does not really care what happens to you, just so long as Hades gets his dues?
None of us will know who is really right until it is too late to change our minds, if even then. We have just got to live the best life we can based upon our beliefs until then.
Atheist means disbelieving, meaning they know there is no risk since it doesn't exist to them.
This is incorrect. Atheism tells us nothing about what a person believes in (such as "oblivion"). It tells us about what they do not believe in. Even Dawkins puts himself at #6 on his "Spectrum of theistic probability".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_of_theistic_probability