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In reply to the discussion: Atheism is a very, very narrow thing. [View all]Johnny2X2X
(24,166 posts)55. We don't believe in all 2000 gods
There are about 2000 deities people worship. Most people dont believe in 1999 of them, us atheists dont believe in the other 1 either.
I dont feel the need to prove the Easter Bunny doesnt exist either. Just dont give it a thought. That doesnt make me an agnostic in regards to the Easter Bunny.
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+1 Atheism is no more a 'belief system' than 'non-belief in unicorns' is a belief system
mr_lebowski
Dec 2018
#2
Knowing I don't believe in God my catholic boss told me 'happy voodoo day' for Christmas
Corvo Bianco
Dec 2018
#4
I actually think "proving the negative" is how a lot of mathematical proofs are constructed.
erronis
Dec 2018
#39
There is some indication that time is tied in with observation and consciousness
Farmer-Rick
Dec 2018
#76
And many of us look forward to that end, not through fear or escape, just completion.
erronis
Dec 2018
#45
I tell my friends, "I just believe in one less god that you do!", usually shuts them up. nt
USALiberal
Dec 2018
#28
Never thought about it that way, do I say leprechauns DO NOT or I dont believe they do.
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#29
Some of us are skeptics which simply means we need proof, facts, for everything, then we believe.
shockey80
Dec 2018
#58
I appreciate the dialogue, MineralMan, though I doubt this question and others like it will ever be
in2herbs
Dec 2018
#64
What moral compass does the Christian right use? Belief in a God or religious texts does not
Doodley
Dec 2018
#80
Religion works much better when people treat it metaphorically instead of literally.
backscatter712
Dec 2018
#78