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I am sure that most atheists would be quite prepared to take it on the chin, and accept defeat, if we are proven to be wrong in what happens, and/or where we might go to, when we die.

But I believe most theists, on the other hand, would be completely devastated and unprepared when they find out that once it's lights out, it's lights out.. I.E. Game, set, match, thankyou ball kids, asta la vista, and I WON'T be back, when we die..!

I agree.  There's no god to punish.  

Not really. Spending all eternity telling god, and Jesus how fu*king wonderful they are is not my idea of a pleasant afterlife. I rather be nothing again

Satan has hidden the truth in many false religions. We know how to find the truth Jesus said,

Test them by their fruits? So any religion that says it is okay to kill others is not from God.

He brought the flood in Noah's day because the people were so violent. So any religion that does

not leave the judging of others up to god is not from God. God told Adam "for dust you are and to dust

you will become. So hell is the grave. Why keep someone alive just to torture them. That is from

Satan to make humans hate God. So find a religion that does not kill others, and does not teach lies.

www.jw.org

I'm fine with that.

It would be worse if I felt pretentious, now,

for pretending to know stuff

I can't possibly know.

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Regards,

John Popelish

Well, that may be true and it may not.  I have felt silly before, didn't hurt me much.

Since death is the end none of us will ever know anything after we die. You are pretending and you must need that to be a normal person, I don't need to pretend.

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I will not feel silly for not being convinced of unsubstantiated claims. If it was God's intention to deceive me and hide from me then I will feel completely justified for not believing, and promptly change my position when I see it for myself.

Stupid believer is too stupid to know what a question is.