Cannot happen?
This is the athiest argument I don't understand. We haven't even really figured out what reality is yet, and athiests, people of 'science' mind you, walk around all cockstrong like they know anything about anything. The world we see is just a movie of what is. We don't know the half.
Basically, why can't theists and atheists alike just admit that they don't know the answer to whether or not God exists?

Erm... God may or may not exist, but I would rather maintain my sanity and assume that there isn't an all knowing super being of which there is zero proof of his existence.

I think if I died and it turned out that god did in fact exist, he would more likely accept me, an atheist, into his kingdom for having the common sense to disbelieve an obvious work of fiction that would more than likely read to him like a a tabloid smear story.

Because agnosticism is boring, if someone has a belief to prove it makes the world a little more interesting.

But I'm the opposite. I have no idea what the universal truths are, or whether or not God exists. But I relieve stress and maintain my sanity by praying. I'm not sure if there is some sentient being that's getting the message, or if I'm just talking to myself. But it's therapeutic for me.


Boring, but why convict yourself to something that you don't know? I think agnosticism is more logical than atheism.

I'm an atheist and I'm more than happy to admit I don't know anything for sure. Nevertheless, based on the available information, I don't think god exists. It doesn't mean I'm incapable of changing my mind on the issue, just that this is the conclusion I find most reasonable based on the evidence.

Really? You think, given all you know, that there is nothing else going on out there is the most logical conclusion?

So you are agnostic but waste time praying. Doesn't make sense to me but I am a soulless bigger.

It's the only logical conclusion.

When did I say there is "nothing else going on out there"? There are probably loads of things going on "out there" that we're unaware of. I don't see how that has anything to do with the specific claim of there being a god though.

why abandon belief just so you can't be wrong?