Religion Atheist Poems | Examples
These Religion Atheist poems are examples of Atheist poems about Religion. These are the best examples of Atheist Religion poems written by international poets.
A humbling human crack
in every theological
God v Man
divine spirit v human nature
oppositional relationship
Monotheistic belief
in our sacred past,
religiously fine
but anti-polytheistic hope
desecrating Earth's polyculturally wealthy future,
irreligiously not OK.
Anthropocentric passion
and sacred love pleasure
cognitively and intuitively fine,
but EarthCentric dispassion
and organic life displeasure,
not cognitively or intuitively OK.
WE compassion
good-natured climate conservation
definitely fine,
but THEY dispassion
bad-spirited caste preservation
infinitely not OK
Cracks that whet
shared Light inside.
If God is able and willing to prevent evil,
Then why doesn’t He always prevent it?
If God is able, but unwilling, to prevent evil,
Then doesn’t that make Him complicit to it?
If God is willing, but unable, to prevent evil,
Then why claim that He is omnipotent?
If God is not willing or able to do good or prevent evil,
Then, why do people claim He is relevant?
If God is just a voyeur to Man’s good and evil,
Then why claim His motives are benevolent?
If, as you claim, God seems to exist,
Then why do these questions seem to persist?
A being so mighty he made everything
God is his name, they speak it, or sing
No-one can prove that he really exists
Oh how can it be that the rumour persists
Such beauty abounds on this planet we dwell
Though war and atrocity loiter as well
It’s ‘faith’ that says thanks for the good things we’ve had
Claiming ‘mysterious ways’ for the bad
Through
blood stained aeons
religions
tiding astronomical
assuring
the birth of the sun
Shines
the near dead
seasonally depressed
atheist
Glowing
It sure is nice
to celebrate
with everyone
*SAD: Seasonal Affective Disorder
12.20.2019
Beyond The Niceties Of Christmas Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Bobbie Burns
The Churches are empty!
But the bars are chock full?
Walmart, almost a new religion
unto itself.
It's parishioners, adoring cheap
junk on its shelves!
Few would even think to contribute
to any ministry.
But spend thousands on hair dyes,
and cosmetic dentistry.
We adore our bodies more than God.
He is old-hat, while we are so mod.
We attend sporting events, like mad,
true addictive clods.
The Bible? Oh, my, that is terribly old
school.
We think Google is God and provides
us with ultimate truth and rules.
5/9/2019
A true atheist shouldn't bother with skepticism,
Shouldn't feel indignant, after all they simply
Don't believe in Something at all.
A true believer shouldn't bother with conversions.
Shouldn't be so repulsed, after all we share
A belief in Something.
A true atheist shouldn't bother asking why we suffer.
Honestly, they perplex me when they're blaming religiosity,
Not all of it was bad entirely.
A true believer shouldn't bother closing their minds.
Honestly life on Earth can be better if all beliefs
Came respectfully together.
A true atheist thinks we've all been evolving,
A true believer believes we've all been evolving spiritually.
A true atheist and a true believer
Shouldn't bother to dumbfound themselves through debating.
Should be a little more perceiving?!
he was a theist
who became an atheist
you figure it out
©11/26/2018
for The atheist Poetry contest
sponsor – Anthony Slausen
“Beauty is in
the eyes of the beholder”
No—I think beauty can stand
alone;
as “Time stands still for
no man” yet some old
and young prejudice
alike.
All truth not in the saying...
All prayer not in the praying…
All God not in the church...
I have met a great atheist
who lived a life of love.
what to do with the grand mother
just a picture to me in an heavy frame
I never met her
she died before I was born
emptying my life
I look at her and try to find myself
buried in morocco she hardly spoke french
her husband gone a year earlier
they wait for the next grave to be filled
and no luck as it will never happen
as disperse my mother the atheist made sure the missionary
from my father side visiting africa never to wear the cross
just memories in a box
COPLA 102 RESOLUTION : This Bad Guy World
One’s spiritual convictions
Depends on who your parents are :
Hardly a choice
Kings changed crowns with religions
So do subjects their underwear :
Pay but small price
A regional map of the world
Is also the map of religions :
His story wraps
Humans in bundles of match-sticks rolled
Takes but an atheist to fire legions :
Wars of madcaps
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014