then what is your reason for breathing?No reason to believe.
then what is your reason for breathing?No reason to believe.
not having anything for belief to be based onthen what is disbelief based upon?
then what is your reason for breathing?
Wrong, the air is the reason you breath.reticular activating system
wrong, plenty of air in coffins yet the dead don't breatheWrong, the air is the reason you breath.
wrong, plenty of air in coffins yet the dead don't breathe
wrong, look at you, you are still alive and kickingThe reason they died is they ran out of things to think about.
like i said, it is based on whatever the particular atheist wants it to be based on. they are not a group in the same way muslims are a group. they have no official ideology, the only thing that they all have in common is disbelief in deitiesthen what is disbelief based upon?
That has nothing to do with me.wrong, look at you, you are still alive and kicking
What exactly is a disbelief in this case? Is it because you haven't seen enough? Do you refuse to observe what others may see? Is the idea so far fetched that it cannot possibly be true? Are there reams of facts that disprove?like i said, it is based on whatever the particular atheist wants it to be based on. they are not a group in the same way muslims are a group. they have no official ideology, the only thing that they all have in common is disbelief in deities
what case? there is no case. we are just discussing atheists as a whole. nobody mentioned any specific atheist...What exactly is a disbelief in this case? Is it because you haven't seen enough? Do you refuse to observe what others may see? Is the idea so far fetched that it cannot possibly be true? Are there reams of facts that disprove?
More on topic, wouldn't a funeral, at minimum, be just as irrational for an atheist as would believing in God/gods/deities when the option of cremation, scientific donation of the cadaver and/or family gatherings to celebrate or mourn seem more inline and less symbolic, religious or ritualistic? Or are atheist just as symbolic and ritualistic as their theist counterparts?
what case? there is no case. we are just discussing atheists as a whole. nobody mentioned any specific atheist...
and i guess i will say this again, rationality is only one of the reasons somebody might be atheist. not all atheists share the same reasons for being atheist, so trying to poke holes in all atheist's logic is pointless. you seem to be so stuck on some kind of straw man of an atheist, maybe one youve debated with in the past. since atheists dont really have a dogma, you cant prove them to be inconsistent in the abstract, breh. maybe you need to just study on what atheism means before going any further. it is simply the absense of belief in deities. anything else is up to the individual, so you could never use one argument against them all, you got it?
you could say im agnostic, i neither believe or disbelieve. i see no reason to have an opinion on deities since there is no proof of them, but i also feel no need to assert that there are none because i could never really know thatYou are the case I am speaking of.
What is the logic or rationale of an atheist having or attending a funeral where prayers are said, the body is decorated and adorned and symbolic gestures given? Are there atheist that believe in an afterlife is what I am trying to point towards?