Both Atheism and theism doesn't make sense and only at the margins can we make sense of the universe in either belief. Me personally I think we can conclude there has to be a higher dimension given what we know about physics and entropy. To me: there being a God is more probabilistic than there isn't a God in the most basic of definitions of God.

You’re implying that atheists hold certain believes which is incorrect. Unlike theism you don’t need to believe any certain dogma. None of your points are about a belief in a god which is about the only thing an atheist doesn’t believe in.

I think there is much to be learned from science, philosophy and religion but do not subscribe to one type of thinking and think of consciousness in a philosophical way but I am definitely not a theist. If anything I am an atheist if it needs to be labeled.

1. Why assume there was? Assumptions are silly in this context. Current performance is not indicative of future results and all...

2. When an atomic bomb goes off, there is no uranium there anymore, it's transformed, but there are no longer any of uranium's properties to be found. They don't exist in that form and have transformed into heat, light etc.

3. So what does that have to do with any god thing you come up with? Its all connected, but there's nothing supernatural about it. The dulusion is that you need a god for reality to exist.

I get that its very human to create gods, but every civilization comes up with a different version and they are not compatible with each other.

If I'm picking a God, its our Sun. It does not give a shit, just like bitcoin, but its properties allow for all the wonder of life here.

The concept of free will exists in your ability to forget all knowing & to believe what you choose.

God (the all the is) will support you in your beliefs unconditionally. If you believe that there is no God, then that is what you'll experience. You'll also experience the pain of disconnecting from your higher self.

When we come into this realm, we pretend that we know nothing. We forget our knowing so that we may experience discovering it all again. I believe our purpose here is to remember that we are all God & to experience that belief. It's like we're here playing a game of "warmer, colder" with our souls as we experience various aspects of ourselves.

I see atheism as a step towards remembering your own divinity. It's a useful but also unnecessary step in our journey here. I see the worshipping of entities as a trap that has plagued our human experience for a long time. Atheism is the dualistic opposite of this divine worship, which ironically leads to the worship of that which is material (Maya). The middle path involves us surrendering to our higher selves, the God in each of us.

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