Hey Religious Pandas, What Questions Do You Have For Athiests? (Closed)

Personally I'd say agnostic, I mean the existence of a Something would explain a lot, and it's nice to think that there is something else going on in the universe, but if there was I don't believe it would be anything approaching the Abrahamic God

I’m definitely agnostic. Whatever happens, happens. If there is a god, cool, if there isn’t, cool. No one can be 100% sure.

I would say I'm more on the side of non-believers in atheism, although occasionally I may find myself leaning towards agnosticism, but that's a rare occurrence.

Hi, I'm an atheist and I would say that I am non-believer I do not believe In any gods, in any faith, in any rules on how to live your life, in any life after death or in any reincarnation.

In casual conversation I say I’m an atheist, but if you want to back me into a philosophical wall, then my precise label is “apathetic agnostic.” There maaaaaaay be some being somewhere out there in the universe to which you could ascribe what some might call godlike powers, but if it does exist it’s just another part of the natural universe. I am 0% convinced that it knows or cares about my existence or daily life, and 100% convinced it is not the absurd and downright petulant Abrahamic god, who apparently built a universe and then gave a sh*t whether you cut skin off your penis or wore cotton and wool at the same time.

I think that you start off dreaming, and then your dreams slowly fade away as your brain deteriorates. Somewhat poetic, and seems legit looking at science.

From my perspective, death signifies the end of our consciousness, much like the state before we were born—utter nothingness. When we die, our brains cease to function, and our thoughts, memories, and sense of self fade away. This view highlights the value of life's brevity, urging us to cherish moments, nurture connections, and try to enjoy most of life, all in the awareness that our time is limited.

I believe nothing happens. You die and that is it- you are dead you are gone. I don't believe in any afterlife or things. You just become part of the earth.

I have absolutely no idea, and that's the exciting part for me!

Your brain ceases to function, your body immediately begins to decay, and you cease to exist except as a corpse. We are our brains: it’s “hardware” and the “software” it runs.

My life is driven by the wish to make the world a slightly better place.

I strive to be a good husband, friend, son, neighbor and citizen.

My desire to show others the beauty that surrounds us. And to give my son a better life than mine.

Honestly? The whole "I cant die because I'm not supposed to" societal thing.

I just believe in being kind to everyone and not discriminating against anyone.

I am a afraid of a painful death, but not afraid of being dead. Like, I definitely don't want to be tortured to death by a murderer, but the actual being dead part doesn't seem scary. That's just nothingness. The world got along just fine without me for millions of years without me and I didn't experience pain or terror or anything else; I expect it'll be much the same when I am gone. But I'd defo prefer to die in bed after eating chocolate mousse and drinking a glass of wine.

TBH i am much more scared of being immortal, bc then I will get really bored. I will have done everything the universe has to offer, and will be left with nothing.

I don't really know, I feel like the feeling of death would and should be peaceful, of course I'm scared of dying a painful death. But I don't know. It would just be over.

Buddhism, and the one I hate the most is American evangelical Christianity because they are getting increasingly more violent, are very hypocritical, some are racist, and their entanglement with the GOP has destroyed the country by creating a culture of propaganda and fear with no solutions other than taking away rights from women, lgbtq+, people of color, and anyone the deem lesser than themselves.

I respect everyone based on actions. So I hate American evangelicals because they tend to be racist sexist homophobic conspiracy theorists.

1. Growing up in a non-religious family is one of the factors contributing to this. 2. I've always leaned towards scientific beliefs rather than believing in a higher power. I haven't encountered convincing reasons or evidence to think otherwise. 3. Explaining the world doesn't, in my view, necessitate a belief in a god. 4. I often wonder, if a god exists, why do humans commit such awful acts? Wouldn't a god strive to reduce or eliminate such behavior?

I think I have just never felt a certain way about any religions- I am an ex-Christian and that didn't work out for me. I believe that atheism does.

I was raised religious, then I read the Bible, and really? No records of the flood anywhere else.

I somewhat resent religion because it was forced on me from a young age, and I always kind of thought that there was no god. I remember when I was about five thingking "what if god is fake?"

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