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Throughout the Bible, idolatry is frequently condemned. Psalm 14:1 clearly alludes to atheism, to the absence of the natural desire for the supernatural. This psalm gives a powerful description of a world without God — a world where believers must live, constantly threatened by disbelief. The fool is the one who willfully denies dependence on God and His commandments. His actions are carried out in complete disregard for God’s majesty. For him, God seems powerless in the face of humanity’s deep corruption and therefore irrelevant. The fool chooses to live as if God has no involvement in daily life. However, Psalm 14 triumphantly proclaims that a day will come when this foolishness will be exposed, and God’s people will rejoice. History has shown that when humanity tries to banish God from society — as under Marxist-Sovietism or Nazism — it leads to catastrophe, with millions of lives lost. Today, we… Read more