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The atheist's RELIGION (which is simply a system of beliefs based on a philosophy) of atheism is simply a way to try to block out and override the truth--the ol' ostrich-head-in-the-sand technique:

If you try to tell 'em the truth, they say "Shut up!"
stick their heads in the ground and shout--

"There's nobody there,
there's nobody there,
there's nobody there, I tell you!
See, I can't see 'em!"

Well, atheist reader, Somebody is there and His truth has stood from the beginning of time and will continue for all eternity. God is not dependent on you in any way. Blasphemies, wars, famines, and political appointments come and go, but when the dust settles, there's Jesus. And there is nothing you can do about it but breathe out hot air. You will humble yourself before the Lord Jesus or you will be ground to powder.

"And whosoever shall fall on this stone shall be broken: but on whomsoever it shall fall, it will grind him to powder." --Jesus Christ (Matthew 21:44)

Most atheists have what I call the Don Quixote Syndrome. Let me explain. Cervantes wrote a book about Don Quixote a long time ago. Don Quixote would attack windmills as if they were his enemies. Of course a windmill is nobody's enemy. If what the atheist believes is REALLY his belief, then he would leave people like me alone. After all, if God did not exist, He and His followers would be no enemy to the atheist. We'd just be deluded people.

Therefore IF the atheist REALLY believes there is no God and the fool attacks a Christian, then he has the Don Quixote Syndrome because the Christian is not his enemy. Nevertheless, God is real and THAT is why atheists have all these organizations and debates to "prove" that God does not exist. Atheist reader, if you would just be true to what you purport to believe, then you wouldn't have the Don Quixote Syndrome.

My old pastor once ministered to an old atheist who had been a card-carrying atheist for decades--but as he laid on his death bed, he wanted a pastor. I don't know if he got saved or not. When it's time to die, many atheists are understandably uneasy and those that aren't should be terrified.

There is hope for the atheist. He can be saved. In fact, there are plenty of atheists that have come to Jesus Christ. I refuse to argue with them, but will answer honest questions. Unfortunately, many atheists ignorantly say hard things against the Lord Jesus Christ and His people. Don't let fancy titles and big words shake your faith in the One who holds your eternal destiny.

Think about this: What does the atheist have to offer you? Eternal life? Spiritual comfort? Love? Kindness? Comfort in the midnight hour when no one is around? No, none of these. He has nothing to offer you but blasphemy, hell-fire and the wrath of God. The atheist will tell you fabulous fairy tales like ...

You were spontaneously generated from a rock,
a monkey is your daddy,
a fish is your cousin,
you have no hope,
you should just live for today,
when you're dead, you're dead.

Clint Eastwood Needs to Get Saved

I say this kindly, Mr.. Eastwood is not a Christian and Biblically is hellbound in his sins without Christ. Certainly, we are all sinners in the hands of an angry, but forgiving God to those who believe on Christ Jesus (Romans 5:8-9). I thank God for paying for my sins. I thank God for Calvary. I thank God for the mercyseat in Heaven where Christ applied His blood for our sins (Hebrews 9:12,24). No one has to go to Hell. God created Hell for the Devil and the demons, not for humanity. Albeit, Isaiah 5:14 says, “hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure: and their glory, and their multitude, and their pomp, and he that rejoiceth, shall descend into it.” The wicked and the arrogant, like Mr. Eastwood who challenge the Words of God, will descend into the bottomless pit the moment they perish in their sins (Hebrews 9:27; John 8:24). The Scripture cannot be broken (John 10:35). What God has said will come to pass! Revelation 20:15, “And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.”

Clint Eastwood rejects the Bible as God's holy Word, and so he has no fear of what awaits his soul in eternity. 2nd Thessalonians 1:8-9 paints a gruesome picture of eternal death in the flames of Hell, being punished by the wrath of God.

From Mr. Eastwood's own testimony it is clear that he does not embrace Christianity. In fact in Eastwood's movie, HEREAFTER, the little boy who stars in the film goes to search the internet and finds a preacher who says, “If you have Christ you have nothing to fear.” The boy negatively responds by shacking (wagging) his head back-n-forth to express his disbelief in Jesus Christ. It should not come as a surprise that most Jewish people reject Jesus as the Christ.

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Mr. Eastwood carefully avoids expressing any particular religious belief, speculating that perhaps in all likelihood that “NOTHING HAPPENS AFTER YOU DIE.” But what saith the Scripture? Hebrews 9:27, “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” The Word of God teaches that judgment follows death. The unsaved who die IN THEIR SINS (which it appears that Clint Eastwood will) are judged at The Great White Throne of Judgment (Revelation 20:11-15). They are cast into the Lake of Fire (Greek: Gehenna) for ever and ever. The saved who die IN THE LORD (Revelation 14:13) are judged at The Judgment Seat of Christ (2nd Corinthians 5:9-11).

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It appears as if Mr. Eastwood wants to remain Mr. Cool, nonchalant, middle-of-the-road in his beliefs. You don't want to offend anybody in Hollywood, especially the Christ-rejecting Jewish bosses. I'm sure Eastwood and his buddies frequently have a good laugh over a beer, while downplaying God and the Bible. What's the big deal? We're all going to die. Eastwood professes to be a fatalist, that is, whatever happens happens. The problem is that God has already warned us through the Bible what will happen. No one is ignorant of the Laws of God in America. Clint Eastwood is no stranger to the battle in America over God—In God We Trust, One Nation Under God, the battle over prayer and Bibles in public schools, et cetera. Mr. Eastwood is 81 and has been around the world, living through it all; and yet he doesn't know what he believes at 81 years of age. I'm flabbergasted!