LDSdude writes:
can you imagine your current mind just...............gone?
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.
LDSdude writes:
what is the purpose of your lives?
One of the perks of being an atheist is that you get to decide yourself what you want the purpose of your life to be. You can be the atheist version of Mother Theresa if you want. Or you can be a worthless shit. It's up to you. Now, isn't that great?
LDSdude writes:
Is it to spend one-sixth of your life on the toilet?
I can't think of any reason why anyone would spend such an inordinate amount of time on the toilet, or it must be that they are scared so shitless of their god and the concept of hell that consequently they must try really long and hard to produce even the tiniest of turds. We atheists can produce crap by the bucketful in no time at all, as is shown in this paragraph.
LDSdude writes:
It can't be to learn everything you can, because once you're dead it's of no influence to you.
But it's fun anyway. And besides, as long as I'm still alive, it's of tremendous influence to me.
LDSdude writes:
So seriously, I just want to know what an Atheist honestly expects after he/she dies.
So seriously: nothing, period.
LDSdude writes:
I don't want to know what happens to your body, I want to know what happens to your personality.
I
am my body, so if I can't tell you what happens to it, I can't answer your question.
We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further. - Richard Dawkins