If an ATHEIST tells you "There is no God!"

I guess, I just have to tell the atheist that i believe in something of a higher order.

First off it is no ones business what anyone else believes. God Himself gives us the right to believe in Him or not. We should extend the same rights to our fellow man. We are not supposed to be "telling" people there is a God anyway. We are supposed to be "Showing" people there is a God.

When Jesus put His Church in the homes it put man out of the telling business. Gods truth and The church are supposed to be spreading from one home to another. That is exactly the way the Apostles set Jesus' Church up because that's the way He told them to set it up. In Mark chapter 6 verse 10 it tells exactly where Jesus sent the Apostles to do their teaching. It says in a house. In the 10th chapter of Acts God sent peter to the Home of Cornelius. Cornelius invited all of his friends, family and neighbors into his home to hear what Peter had to say and see what he did.

If we were doing this thing the way God and Jesus intended there wouldn't be any question about there being a God or not. People would choose to not follow Him but they would be seeing His work on this earth. It is my place to look after my own personal relationship with God and Jesus and let my fellow man do the same. Any teaching I am supposed to be doing is by setting examples before prople not standing up in some church with only words to offer the people and being paid to do so. This is not what Jesus set up.

The next time someone tells you there is no God or they don't believe in God you need to understand it is your fault as much as anyone elses that this person said that. This is a monkey see monkey do world and all I see is a bunch of monkeys doing a lot of talking and very little doing. I will include myself in that bunch of monkeys.

If there is something like god Why thers is a luck. And who belives in god believs in luck.And everything is luck Then why are we here. think about it there is no such thing as god...

GOD is a faith. If you believe that GOD is there, definitely GOD will be there. So it depends upon your mind. If you trust it very deeply you don't need any sign to feel the same. But to make understands an atheist is a difficult task. You won't be able to give any proof. So let them think their own way. My response is, I believe in GOD.

these are the type of people that i do not want to talk to. its a never ending debate if God really exists. but i do, i am a believer. they would say science will explain everyting, but who invented science and its components right?

i probably wont say that much but ill tell him/ her:
"...wait til you die, and youll know."

hmmm . interesting creed you dug up there for your image. I wonder if you take it to be the real creed of atheists or if you find it humorous because it helps to make atheists look like idiots? What exactly is a best 'no-care' atheistic manner in which to respond here that you refer to? I don't have the right dictionary to understand what that means exactly.
Now I wonder if you probably have no doubt whatsoever what I am, then, that I cannot respond to the simple question you have posed in the manner you are requesting. Maybe it has more to do with where I am in life or where I live and have lived and who my parents and people and tribes were and over which continents and the religions and tragedies(BECAUSE of religions and their holy wars) to which we have been exposed and our survival and who I am today and what I do with and in my life and what my intellect and education levels are and what the many wonderful AND tragic experiences are and have been that have affected me and my fellow man in more modern times.

Am I free or am I not allowed to be that?
Have we evolved as people or is that impossible?
Are we allowed to close a door and open another?
Are we allowed to search for knowledge and truth( whatever that means) and make decisions without a relentless haunting and taunting that independent thinking outside the believer world evokes?

So.. if an athiest says to me, "There is no God"! I have no reaction. I probably have something else I have to do and don't feel like any kind of confrontation. I will maybe go into the garden or look at the sky and feel at peace.

If a 'believer' as you put it, announces,"God exists"! I am on my guard directly..and at the same time will go about my business, a little unsettled probably, as I am when the topic comes into my face. Good thing we don't go around hunting, torturing, burning or killing atheists anymore, eh?
.. or do we.. in the name of God, I mean, because otherwise it would be wrong.. or?

Life is full of miracles, isn't it? I am pretty sure you are one also. Because you exist. Thanx for your topic.

Well... I am not an atheist and I believe in God. I think Atheism is a life choice and it is his beliefs. So if someone said it to me, I wouldn't answer anything. There is no use to debate about beliefs. I believe in God, but I don't believe in religion, how would you say that? I mean, if he believes that there is no God, I should respect his opinion, as long as he is not going to be offensive to my belief, I wouldn't say a word.
Now if you ask me to justify this with Bible verse or Koran verse, or any other Holy Book verses (since there are Buddhism, Hinduism, Kaballah etc.), I wouldn't be able to do that because I don't believe in religion.

I used to argue a lot with the atheists. But now I dont. I know they will not start believing in God and I will not stop believing in God. So let them carry on with their belief and I will carry on with mine. The atheists should not waste their time trying to convince the believers about their views and vice versa. God has created both these types and they will continue to exist. Let God tackle this.

Hi ronreyes, I believe that it is all a great mystery. While I believe that we continue to live after the transition that we call death, I would not venture to try to describe God, except to say that God is probably in everyone and everything. Blessings.

I think religious discussions are difficult, because none of us are ever going to change anyone's convictions. I have a deep respect for the beliefs of others, but having been brought up Christian I now choose to embrace pagan beliefs. I found the Anglican church was rife with hypocrisy, and finally came to the conclusion I'd rather be a decent and honest human being, doing the best I could in the world than hide behind a church in order to be forgiven for my sins each week as I had seen many people doing. I watched these people come out of confession and happily go about their corrupt and unpleasant dealings for the rest of the week before confessing again and thinking they had their slates wiped clean. There have been too many wars fought over religion, and too much division and unhappiness.