The Ridiculous Religion of Atheism | TeShuva Music

1 years ago

For the past decade, the BeEzrat HaShem Inc. team has brought you countless shiurim and Torah films to inspire you to do TeShuva and return to HaShem and His Torah. Since music can elevate some souls to the highest places, we're excited to introduce you to the first BeEzrat HaShem TeShuva song of Inspiration. Enjoy. SONG: THE RIDICULOUS RELIGION OF ATHEISM LYRICS: (Verse 1) They say life just happened, a spark out of the blue, With no cause, no reason, just cells born anew. But Louis Pasteur proved it can’t just appear, Life from nothing? Science shows it’s clear. (Chorus) They call it a miracle, a tale they made, But science itself proves that life needs aid. So how could life just come that way? A miracle you say? Nature will repeats, miracles don’t stay, (Verse 2) The Baal Shem Tov said, "Nature’s routine, It’ll happen again, with the same old scene." So why hasn’t life appeared in new ways? But a miracle, once, that’s where it stays, (Pre-Chorus) Science claims answers, yet hides behind lore, The story they tell just leaves us deceived. (Chorus) They call it a miracle, a tale they made, But science itself proves that life needs aid. So how could life just come that way? A miracle you say? Nature will repeats, miracles don’t stay, (Verse 3) Without a Creator, they’re free of their chains, No witness, no fossil, just theories remain, to the first life. Yet Jews stood together, at Sinai that day, Witnessed by millions, no stories to sway. (Bridge) It’s not about fear but the truth we seek, More than half the Torah, a warning to heed, Not to scare us, but guide us, a light to our feet, To follow His will, our purpose complete. (Chorus) They call it a miracle, a tale they made, But science itself proves that life needs aid. So how could life just come that way? A miracle you say? Nature will repeats, miracles don’t stay, (Outro) The Torah’s our witness, our path, the truth, Spanning ages, beyond science or youth. Not a myth, not a guess, but a purpose we hold, In Hashem's wisdom, our story’s been told.