Psalm 10 – The 'Functional Atheist'



In this series we will be reading through the Psalms one by one and pointing out cool stuff along the way. The goal is to help get the Psalms into our theological landscape so that they help form our outlook as they have done for God’s people for nearly 3,000 years.

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6 thoughts on “Psalm 10 – The 'Functional Atheist'”

  1. You have to appreciate a Napoleon Dynamite reference in a discussion about the psalms. Good one JM.

    As far as believing there is no god that is going to judge you, (after about the 40 min mark) well, there is no justice on this earth, people do to others what they would not want done to themselves all of the time and there are no repercussions. I try not to do to others what I would not want done to me, I am a social creature and want to remain a member in good standing of the human race and I have empathy, too much sometimes, I don't like to see people mistreated. But to think that what is best described as "evil" is being judged by a deity involves making claims for which there is no evidence. People do bad things all of the time.

    "Why standest thou afar off, O Lord? why hidest thou thyself in times of trouble?" This question can be answered in a very simple way.

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