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How to trap an atheist: Serve him a fine meal, then ask him if he believes there is a cook.

How to trap an atheist: Serve him a fine meal, then ask him

Summary

This quote humorously suggests that atheists, who do not believe in the existence of a higher power or creator, may find themselves trapped by the logical inconsistency of acknowledging the existence of a cook responsible for a delicious meal. It implies that even though they may deny the existence of a divine being, they cannot deny the existence of the cook whose efforts led to the fine meal they have enjoyed. Ultimately, it playfully challenges the atheist's stance and highlights the potential contradictions in their beliefs.

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Atheism

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