Here is the lowdown on being an atheist (my opinion).
There is nothing universally common between us atheists except for this bit: a lack of belief in a god. We may share some opinions but it doesn't bind us. For example, if we look at abortion: I may be pro-life while another atheist may be pro-choice.
Imagine someone very close to you passes away, you realize, there is no one really turn to so you can only end up sulking, knowing you will never see them again. It can be very lonely being an atheist. There is virtually no hope and knowing that know one is really behind you to get through the bad times.
Here's a bummer:No afterlife. Imagine this, because we think there is no god, that means that we will never see the people we truly love, our family and friends. When we die, that's it. Again, it's very sad and depressing.
There is no special meaning to life except to have kids. We are on a lonely planet along with the seven planets in our solar system that revolve around our sun, just one star among the 200+ billion stars in just our galaxy, just one galaxy amongst hundreds of billions of galaxies in our visible universe.
How about all the creation everywhere, the lush trees, the vast oceans, beautiful skies, etc. As irrational as it sounds, atheists (like myself) would say that none of this actually needed creator.
So if anyone is unsure whether to convert or not to atheism, consider that things become lonelier.
If you have any questions about being an atheist, just ask.
There is nothing universally common between us atheists except for this bit: a lack of belief in a god. We may share some opinions but it doesn't bind us. For example, if we look at abortion: I may be pro-life while another atheist may be pro-choice.
Imagine someone very close to you passes away, you realize, there is no one really turn to so you can only end up sulking, knowing you will never see them again. It can be very lonely being an atheist. There is virtually no hope and knowing that know one is really behind you to get through the bad times.
Here's a bummer:No afterlife. Imagine this, because we think there is no god, that means that we will never see the people we truly love, our family and friends. When we die, that's it. Again, it's very sad and depressing.
There is no special meaning to life except to have kids. We are on a lonely planet along with the seven planets in our solar system that revolve around our sun, just one star among the 200+ billion stars in just our galaxy, just one galaxy amongst hundreds of billions of galaxies in our visible universe.
How about all the creation everywhere, the lush trees, the vast oceans, beautiful skies, etc. As irrational as it sounds, atheists (like myself) would say that none of this actually needed creator.
So if anyone is unsure whether to convert or not to atheism, consider that things become lonelier.
If you have any questions about being an atheist, just ask.