Pope Francis defends atheists

[Drich]

My version? YOU asked "does the Atheist [sic] accept what has been done for Him [sic]?"

I asked what has been done, and you quoted the Bible.

Because we are speaking of the God of the bible are we not? If we are, and you truly want to know what the God of the bible has done for you. then you are bound to the bible for your answer. Whether you believe in the bible or not is not revelant. If you ask about X, and the only answers or information on X is in the Book of Y then to get an accurate answer about the question you asked about X, you are bound to the book of Y to get an truthful answer. Otherwise we wander into the realm of fan fiction.

I then pointed out that most atheists don't accept the Bible. What on earth does that have to do with MY version of Christianity?

Because you want an answer to a question about the God of the bible that is not tied to the bible to define the expressed nature of God. If we can not use the bible as a reference point, then we are not longer speaking of the God of the bible, we are speaking of a god of your own creation and or of a religion that is made to fit this god. To which I can not comment as I do not know the ins and outs of your version of God or christianity.

I didn't make the parameters, you did.

IF we are still working in my parameters then know your question has been completely answered by John 3.
Because once again God identifies all non-believers as 'lost.' As Atheist by defination are non believers, they to God are considered lost. If one is lost then they fall under the catagory of the "who so ever" of Jhn 3:16. It is this "who so ever" that God gave His only Son for, so they may have eternal life.

So what has God done for the Atheist/The Lost? He Gave His only Son that Who So Ever Believes in Him shall not perish in Hell but have eternal life.

I'm asking if you have any other proof that anything has been done for "the Atheist" and you are evading the question again.

I am not evading anything. You simply do not seem to understand the boarders and limit in which I can truthfully answer your question.