What happens after death for an atheist?

Of course I can, it's simple. All I have to do is think of the time before I was born. My mind was just... not there. There was nothing for me before my birth. I had no life to live yet, I had no influence in the world, I didn't know what was happening in the world. I was just just... not there! Pretty much as you described. And you know what? I didn't care, just as I won't care after I die. So, for consistency's sake, I might as well not care now. I think I'll just have some fun in the mean time, if it's allright with you.

Hi, Rob, for something worthwhile, start your own religion. Easy entrance, plenty of side benefits, glorious afterlife. Just don`t forget to stress to bring plenty money.

Well, many are cold but few are frozen.

am very curious about this since I have never transcended anything and have never had a sudden change in my vision of myself or the world or anything else that I can think of though I have often wished to.

LDS people like me believe that there is a life that everyone goes to after their death before they recieve judgement and are "sorted" into their respective kingdoms. We call them kingdoms. The life is called the spirit world and is beautiful in and of itself. Kind of like a 'rest stop'. At judgement day, people will be judged according to their works and deeds. Those who followed God's commandments and were baptized, and did all they could to spread the gospel here will go to the Celestial Kingdom, or 'heaven'. It is a wonderful place where you can live with your earthly family forever and become a God yourself and someday raise your own spiritual children in their own lives much like us here now. Those who had the chance of hearing the gospel, but flatly denied it, yet still remained decent people will go to the Terrestrial Kingdom. It is not as great and glorious as the Celestial, but it is still a wonderful paradise to live in. Those people of earth who killed wrongfully(or when it was not out of defense) will be sent to the Telestial Kingdom. It too is actually a paradise. Joseph Smith said of the Telestial Kingdom, that even though it is the lowest of the three Kingdoms of Glory, if a man could gaze on it for just a very small moment, and then return to this life, he would kill himself just to get there. Now, there are some very few people in the world who will go to a fourth Kingdom called Outer Darkness. They will only go there if they recieve full witness of the reality of God(visions and so forth..) and then deny it to themselves and others.

I like you line of thought.Perhaps the children of religious parents should be confiscated by the state until the child can rationally decide whether or not they want to be placed into an abbusive household that teaches religion. There could be courtesy visits by the biological parents but only under the direct supervision of an objective social worker.Maybe potential parents who profess a religion should be sterilized by the state to stem the flow of violence against objective newborns. These people might be forced to obtain a licience or permit by the state, allowing them to believe in a religion and if found a believer without a permit would levy heavy punishment.

What happens after death for an Atheist.

The problem with your responses are they are sophomoric and don't add to the discussion. It's like I say I like the color purple and you come back and say "How can you like purple if the universe has no purpose?". That's not a discussion that's a way to pick a fight and is very troll-like.