It was not true then and is not true now.
PS: I was an atheist in a foxhole.
It was not true then and is not true now.
PS: I was an atheist in a foxhole.
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.
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