Atheists deny the wrong god never knowing the true God?

Salam Alaikum

iF someone that never seen a elephant and/or an ant and was told differently then that is what they would believe unless someone else came along and told them differently. Instead of just accepting what they perceived to be truth, they must research to find the truth.

They have ears but donot hear, they have eyes but donot see, they have a heart but donot receive.

Also, this is my belief, many say they are Atheist by word only, they truly know that there is a God, they just choose not to serve him.

Oddly sufficient, all human beings who has a thought, thinks their god is the only actual god. And, back, oddly sufficient, all of them have the comparable volume of information. would not rely if somebody mistooke Uganda for america, or an elephant to be an ant.... those are issues which be shown to be...... yet not regarding any gods. What do I say? i don't ought to declare lots.... because i'm not the single telling others "MY god is the only actual god".

"What if someone mistook Uganda for USA. What if someone assumes an elephant to be an ant?".

Thanks. You assured me I'm indeed "denying" the "true god".

So many real gods to choose from! Which is the ant-god and which is the elephant-god? They're all sitting here in my kitchen, eating up all my corn chips and guacamole.

Torg

Who could possibly mistake an elephant for an ant? HUH?

Well, I at least accept the *possibility* of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, so I think I'm kind of covered when the one true god finally reveals himself to humanity.

I'll make it really simple for you then.

No God ever described by humanity exists.

A different one might, but if that's the case, it doesn't care about us, so why care about it?

I doubt someone would mistake an ant for an elephant.

I believe that God makes himself known to us all and there are those who choose to ignore Him.

I find the questions aimed at Atheists or Christians to be more ammunition to shoot each other with. Wouldn't it be better to ask questions which help us to grow spiritually rather than cause doubt by pointing out differences or reasons to doubt or believe in God,

I think would be quite beneficial.

You can't "deny" the wrong god when you "deny" all gods. You take care of 'em all with one shot.