Updated: Monday, 29 Nov 2010, 11:49 AM EST
Published : Wednesday, 24 Nov 2010, 11:23 PM EST
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MYFOXNY.COM - A group called the American Atheists has paid for a huge billboard on Route 495 outside the Lincoln Tunnel in North Bergen, N.J., that is raising some eyebrows.
I am an atheist, however, I believe in the value for those who believe in God existing. I am wondering if that value, through poetic understanding of this religious icon, can be learned in a way Atheists would accept it. This is a new thought I had which I am only recently undertaking, but I thought it might be nice to get other atheist's perspectives on it.
It is a common belief among many Christian enthusiasts that all morality comes from the bible and that morality cannot exist without it. I have personally been asked by a person of religious persuasion that if I don't believe in the bible then where do I get my morals from if I had any? I found this question extremely interesting, not because he had a good argument, but because it was fuelled by sheer arrogance. I find it curious how many people are so quick to judge once they find out you are a non-believer. They assume that my ethical and mo
Me and a friend got in quite an arguement. So, do you think Atheism is limited to the common disbelief of God, or does it have it's own aspects or "religion" such as beliefs, rules or followings?
As an athiest myself, I was wondering how others came to be non-believers. I can tell you my story if you want, but I am interested in how others came to be that way?
Now this may be a good chance for those of us who don't believe to let the believers know how we came to the conclusion that there is no god, and give them maybe some understanding why we think the way we do. For any people of faith who have questions, please feel free to ask.
