It was not true then and is not true now.
PS: I was an atheist in a foxhole.
The phrase, "There are no Atheists in foxholes," Why is this just as true today as it ever was?
Because I am an atheist and I have never lived in a foxhole. Us atheists are afraid of foxholes.
I'm sorry, it seems you were misinformed.
No REAL Atheist waffles on a life long decision based on "Pascal's Wager". Unless you were Kirk Cameon . . .
Perhaps it is a theist's wish or prayer but since both are the same then neither comes true
You can't assume the answer within the question itself. That's called "begging the question" and is a type of logical fallacy that prevents useful, accurate answers. Read up on the fallacy and then rephrase your question.
Quite simply because it was never true. It still claims absolute knowledge of a rather large group of people.
I'm sure there's a counter-culture among the non-believers who would actually blame God for their situation.If atheist were to turn to God in times of crisis, such as a foxhole,it would be a religious prop or crutch.One of the tenets of Christian faith, is that a person must come to God willingly and without condition.
