Questions For The Atheist

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!

I believe in Allāh (the one God worthy of worship). You mention Atheism which I don't really think exists. I am yet to come across an Atheist. I'm not very knowledgeable about Zeus. If he is a man that you worship or take as a God I could understand easily why I would reject such belief because it isn't a part of my belief to attribute such to the one God (Allāh) who is far above what they say about Him.

I believe in Allāh (the one God worthy of worship). You mention Atheism which I don't really think exists. I am yet to come across an Atheist. I'm not very knowledgeable about Zeus. If he is a man that you worship or take as a God I could understand easily why I would reject such belief because it isn't a part of my belief to attribute such to the one God (Allāh) who is far above what they say about Him.

I believe in Allāh (the one God worthy of worship). You mention Atheism which I don't really think exists. I am yet to come across an Atheist.

Evidence is being demanded yet you choose not to give an example of evidence that will suffice? Also, if we are talking about evidence then what is your evidence for denying your creator, knowing how death is despite you not having experienced it, and equating the feeling of being born to dieing. You would probably just say it is your belief.

Can't say much about life after death but for evidence on denying the creator you're simply shifting the burden of proof(Bertrand Russell has a good analogy for this). Simply the lack of evidence for a creator is enough evidence to conclude that there is no creator.

An atheist by definition is a person who disbelieves or lacks belief in a god. I lack belief in a God, therefore I am an atheist.

Is that so hard to understand?

I personally wouldn't agree with this. Of course man will always want certainty. I believe in a day where everything will be clear and man will remember but the question to then ask is what good will his rememberance be then? As for burden of proof the argument will go on and on.

I can't really grasp that because I believe in a sort of inner aspect to us which leaves us always believing in God though we might ignore, disobey or be influenced as we grow older. Atheism seems like wishful thinking. I don't think I have come across an Atheist. A person claiming to be Atheist means little. I think it is Misotheism that is common. People making judgements like why does Allāh do such and such which doesn't take away from his existence but is merely opinions on attributes.

I can't really grasp that because I believe in a sort of inner aspect to us which leaves us always believing in God though we might ignore, disobey or be influenced as we grow older. Atheism seems like wishful thinking. I don't think I have come across an Atheist. A person claiming to be Atheist means little. I think it is Misotheism that is common. People making judgements like why does Allāh do such and such which doesn't take away from his existence but is merely opinions on attributes.

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?

I can't really grasp that because I believe in a sort of inner aspect to us which leaves us always believing in God though we might ignore, disobey or be influenced as we grow older. Atheism seems like wishful thinking. I don't think I have come across an Atheist. A person claiming to be Atheist means little. I think it is Misotheism that is common. People making judgements like why does Allāh do such and such which doesn't take away from his existence but is merely opinions on attributes.

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?

I can't really grasp that because I believe in a sort of inner aspect to us which leaves us always believing in God though we might ignore, disobey or be influenced as we grow older. Atheism seems like wishful thinking. I don't think I have come across an Atheist. A person claiming to be Atheist means little. I think it is Misotheism that is common. People making judgements like why does Allāh do such and such which doesn't take away from his existence but is merely opinions on attributes.

how on Earth is that wishful thinking?

It demonstrates how Islam is a religion built on fear - fear of something nasty happening to you if you do not knuckle under, worship as commanded and believe. That fear, coupled with the fear of earthly punishments for those that become apostates, permeates the thinking of those who have been indoctrinated. He thinks that we are being wishful in believing that such punishments will not come our way in a supposed afterlife.

I'm just sorry that the moment of realisation, which requires an afterlife for it to occur, will not come to these people. They will disappear to oblivion and never realise how much time they have wasted, how much fear has been needless, how muich harm they have done through superstition.

Almost makes me wish () that there was an afterlife of some kind just so that they could realise how wrong and wasteful their lives were