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Chewed Up His Tag |
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| The dog was being
shipped by train from one place to another. But a problem arose. One
asked, "Where did this dog come from?" Nobody knew. "Who
owns the dog?" Nobody knew. "Where is he going?" Nobody
knew. 'What is it doing here?" Nobody knew. "Why doesn't anybody
know these things?" The dog chewed up his tag. In this way the dog is
like the atheist who denies God.
The atheist cannot tell where he came from, to whom he belongs, why he is here, where he is going. Denying God, he has "chewed up his tag." The pitiful thing about it he has no intelligent explanation or answer to any of these questions. Yet, atheists think they are so wise? Especially is this true of the "superior" professors. "The fool hath said in his heart there is no God" (Psalm 14:1). (This idea was found in a book by Leroy Brownlow.) |
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