Questions For The Atheist

I know very little about the Atheist. Do help me.

1. Do Atheists believe a thing with no conscious, will or choice created them and that which they see all around them? No.

2. Is it normal for Atheists to wake up one day not believing in a God and then wake up another day with belief of one? No

3. When a person passes away and they are in their grave do Atheists believe that such person is merely being rearranged (decomposition). Yes For example, if a person's mother or another relative passed away would this belief be constant? Yes. Anything else would be wishful thinking

4. What do Atheists worship? Nothing. If not anything I would like to ask is it possible for a person to not worship anything? Of course it is; millions don't, the majority of educated Europeans don't

5. Do Atheists believe that their parents 'gave them' life Only in the sense of merging their genes and so their parents can also do such thing when they die? Don't be silly

Hi I’m an atheist so I’m glad to help! 1. I don’t believe a supernatural being created the earth or humans, I believe that it was all a massive coincidence that we exist due to the Big Bang happening in the right place at the right time. 2. It’s neither normal nor abnormal to wake up with different beliefs to the day before - that’s just life! As you grow up you change and your beliefs sometimes change too, so I may become religious when I’m older (unlikely at the moment). 3. Yes. I believe that when a body is buried they are just decomposing. When I die, this is why I want to be cremated. 4. I don’t really “worship” anything like religious people worship gods etc. I do have morals and beliefs that I’m connected to, but wouldn’t say I’m completely devoted to in the same way as religious people may be devoted to god! I have clear goals that I want to achieve, but I don’t worship them or anything else. 5. I do believe that my parents gave me life, because they literally did! They created me out of their own genetics and DNA. I don’t really understand what you mean when you say “so they can also do such thing when they die”? Hope this helped!

When you say a "massive coincidence" what does that actually mean? I can't seem to grasp that. It seems quite difficult to get my head around an idea of no choice or will.

Boy I wonder how this thread will turn out.

1. I don't believe any one thing specifically 'created' the universe. The very beginning itself is a bit of a scientific mystery, but everything since then is explainable by natural physical phenomena.

2. Religion is a pretty big commitment, don't you think? It's not something one would spontaneously decide to commit themselves to do.

3. Death is death. As I see it, that's all that happens, regardless of my emotional attachment to whom it happens to.

4. I don't worship anything really. I have a sense of right and wrong and there are subjective things that I believe, but I think that this is independent of religious worship.

5. Yeah I don't understand what you mean here either. If you're asking if I think my existence solely due to my parents, then yes. Just happened to be the lucky sperm.

Clearly, or you would not be prepared to entertain preposterous ideas about flying horses, djinns and angels. Who says we have no choice or will? I believe we do. You are the one who believes that your deity knows what is going to happen, which obviously implies you have no decisions to make.

Interesting point. So you have an issue with a deity that knows all things? Would it make more sense to you if this deity who created you and I did not know what was going to happen? To me it seems understandable that a deity would not lose out on knowledge regarding anything. With all the attributes of this deity it doesn't seem hard to also say that such deity gives us free will which you believe we have.

There is no credible evidence for the existence of any kind of deity, and plenty of evidence to the effect that all the deities man have ever named have been invented by men, including yours.

what evidence exists to suggest man only created these concept of a deity?

I'm just going to say what I believe, I believe no higher power created us, I believe that after you die you just seize to exist, I believe all religions are fabricated and to end it I believe my entire existence is a chance occurrence that in the larger scale of things has no meaning or significance.

But that doesnt stop me from enjoying my life with the people I love and care about.

I know very little about the Atheist. Do help me.

1. Do Atheists believe a thing with no conscious, will or choice created them and that which they see all around them?

2. Is it normal for Atheists to wake up one day not believing in a God and then wake up another day with belief of one?

3. When a person passes away and they are in their grave do Atheists believe that such person is merely being rearranged (decomposition). For example, if a person's mother or another relative passed away would this belief be constant?

4. What do Atheists worship? If not anything I would like to ask is it possible for a person to not worship anything?

5. Do Atheists believe that their parents 'gave them' life so their parents can also do such thing when they die?

Many thousands of gods have been put forward by men and named. How many of them do you believe is a genuine deity? How many do you think were invented? How many are genuine, in your view?

Am I right in saying that this is quite a common belief or view?

Do you think your views are in some way convenient?
It's not rare to find that man takes what is easy. For example, choosing between a deity who is to be worshipped and something like mother nature or whatever such thing goes by.

I would consider myself arrogant to say nothing above me in power created me.

Do you still believe in a higher power that simply didn't create us but watched us being created? That would sort of lead to Polytheism.

Atheists worship Beyoncê.

Why do you assume that the God these people reffered to is a different God?

Yes, many people are Atheists or just follow these beliefs and views, one could say they're actually facts that atheists follow and accept, not beliefs.




Not at all, I'm an Atheist because I don't believe in God, not because I don't want to pray or fast, there's a bigger scale here, and I don't think not wanting to fast or pray is as much of a large scale as your beliefs, be it religious or philosophical.

I don't worship anything just to be clear, I don't know where that 'mother nature' bit came from, I don't worship anything, not a God, not the moon, not the sun and not an animal, nothing.



Why's that?

On the contrary I find it arrogant to assume and believe that you're so important that something has created you and created this entire universe for you, cares for you and loves you and only looks towards you, I find that to be the arrogant thing to believe.



No.