 | Nabil Seyam is director of the Board of Administration of the Islamic Society of Wichita and Co-Founder of the Annoor Islamic School. He was the recipient of the Leader of the Year in 2002 in Wichita and most recently was the recipient of the Community Servant Award by the University United Methodist Church in 2003. Dr. Seyam was selected for the Community Servant Award because of his active role in peace-building and multiculturalism throughout Kansas. He is an adjunct instructor for Pittsburg State University and Wichita State University. He is married and has six children. He can be reached at (316) 630-9222 , by e-mail at nabil@seyam.org, or visit his website at www.seyam.org |
Religion
2003-08-01 11:28:00
What's the best way to approach an atheist?
: I have a good friend who has chosen to be an atheist. He is in his eighties. I cannot understand how anyone can choose a belief like this. I think if I was an atheist, I'd switch just in case the theists were right. Is there anything I can say that might persuade him
Nabil Seyam
QUESTION: I have a good friend who has chosen to be an atheist. He is in his eighties. I cannot understand how anyone can choose a belief like this. I think if I was an atheist, I'd switch just in case the theists were right. Is there anything I can say that might persuade him to change his beliefs before it's too late?
