God and the Atheists

If there were no God, there would be no atheists. - - - G.K. Chesterton . . . Oh my dear G. K. Chesterton, I am an atheist only because my own teachers in school, friends and associates in society, and relatives at home never knew what or which GOD everybody is always talking about; specially as God is suppose to be existing here, existing there, and existing everywhere? Indeed, instead of being always omni-present, only always omni-absent. . . Moreover my dear Sir, you are such a sanctimonious hypocrite, if not a frightened religious sap. If there were no atheists, who else will have the intellectual courage, nay, the common sense to tell the whole world that religion is nothing but sacramental dogma, pigma, and hogma that have never inspired the development or even the refinement of the medulla oblongata!. . . Poch Suzara