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Is Atheism a Delusion?

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September 2, 2016

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So I hear from atheists all the time that religion is a delusion, but they never show evidence it is true. They just assume it is true without evidence. So I did a video to address this and show religion is perfectly consistent with normal brain functions and not a delusion. However, in my research I found that atheism appears to be abnormal for normal brain development. This video explains why.

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Why God Won't Go Away - Andrew Newberg and Eugene D'Aquili

Born Believers - Justin L. Barrett

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