@offbeat Said
it's all sillines ...the whole creator thing exists in the minds of humans because of the 'abnormal' development of human thought and reasoning ... we have a fixation on our own importance ..and so then leap to the conclusion that a species as important as us must have been created for a purpose ...when in fact we are the same as all the other non speculating animals on earth apart from our having developed a taste for cooked food ...which enlarged our brains and has led us on an extremely conceited journey .
In fact I would say exactly the opposite because a "spiritual need" is built int all of us. To my ind that is why Christ said "HAppy is he who recognises his spiritual need" I also believe that is why teh old sayng "There are no Atheists in foxholes" came about, because when push comes to shove there are extremely few who don;t appeal to God.
It's even built into our everyday language, as in "OMG", "God knows" and other similar sayings.
We have a need for God which He built into us, and which some choose to fight for a number of different reasons, not least of which are fear of a more powerful being actually existing, reluctance to admit that a much higher intelligence exists, and a desire to reduce humans to mere animals to excuse certain behaviours.
That is why I say that Atheism is the product of twisted and self interested thinking, and Agnosticism is simply a product of the confusion that Atheism causes in some minds because they see evidence both ways.
Acceptance of a higher power, which created us means acceptance of our own responsibility to that higher power for all our actions, something which many Atheists wish to avoid.
Unfortunately for them truth will eventually come out, and having avoided it for so long I worry about how well they will take it when it does.