so atheists............

i hope no body offend me for this ....ok here goes , i was thinking of something , i like hearing different types of views so i thought : if religiouse people believe in another life after death , what do atheists believe ?? its just a simple question , what do you think will happen after you die ?? is it the same feeling that was ...errrrr before you come to life ??im asking for an idea i dont want anyone to tell me :"nobody knows".

I believe there is no such thing as life after death and that this life is all we have

I'll go ask someone who's died and get back to you on that.

How would I know? Isn't it arrogant to presume to know? The only people who could know are dead.

Exactly how it was before you were born. Brainkiller05

Well I believe I will just decompose and turn into food for a near by tree

When you die then it's just the way it were before you were born, you do no longer exist and thus there is nothing.

i imagine life after death like swiming in the ocean , thing is you dont feel the water or the wind ,

you dont see your body ,

you dont feel your body ,

you dont hear your thoughts ,

you dont remember,

you dont

atheists beleive in no god. they think of it the scientific way. that after we die we just turn to mulch in the ground. im atheist.sephiroth008

i hope no body offend me for this ....ok here goes , i was thinking of something , i like hearing different types of views so i thought : if religiouse people believe in another life after death , what do atheists believe ?? its just a simple question , what do you think will happen after you die ?? is it the same feeling that was ...errrrr before you come to life ??im asking for an idea i dont want anyone to tell me :"nobody knows".

gubrushadow

Varies from person to person. I'm not exactly atheist (agnostic), but I believe in spirits. When you die, your energy that makes up your being continues on.

[QUOTE="sephiroth008"]atheists beleive in no god. they think of it the scientific way. that after we die we just turn to mulch in the ground. im atheist.gubrushadow

what do you think will happen after you die?

gubrushadow

[QUOTE="gubrushadow"][QUOTE="sephiroth008"]atheists beleive in no god. they think of it the scientific way. that after we die we just turn to mulch in the ground. im atheist.Danm_999

Game over

I'd like to point out that Atheists only share the belief of there being no Gods, there are no other universally accepted opinions on anything else. Personally as an Atheist, I believe that the Universe around you goes on after you die, you are just no longer there to perceive it as your major organs (namely heart and brain) no longer function. It's basically what happened before you were conceived and born, but in reverse. The universe was there, then your organs were produced and you started perceiving it. Life and death is nothing more.

when athiest die, they bacme food for some animal or organism such as being a ferteliser

Would you rather spend an eternity knowing you're dead or spend an eternity not being capable of knowing you're dead?Neontope

In all honesty? Depending on the circumstances, the former.

Would you rather spend an eternity knowing you're dead or spend an eternity not being capable of knowing you're dead?Neontope

Definitely the latter. That's like asking whether or not you want to be able to feel pain continuously for eternity.

Atheism does not go necessarily hand in hand with naturalism.

In other words an atheist doesnt necessarily exclude the possibility of the existence of the supernatural or some form of afterlife.

They just doubt or flat-out disbelieve the existence of a diety.

Rencarnation, that theory follows the Law of Conservation of Energy.

Atheism does not go necessarily hand in hand with naturalism.

In other words an atheist doesnt necessarily exclude the possibility of the existence of the supernatural or some form of afterlife.

They just doubt or flat-out disbelieve the existence of a diety.

Teenaged

This too, my dad died, I would love to see him again after I die if that were possible.

i hope no body offend me for this ....ok here goes , i was thinking of something , i like hearing different types of views so i thought : if religiouse people believe in another life after death , what do atheists believe ?? its just a simple question , what do you think will happen after you die ?? is it the same feeling that was ...errrrr before you come to life ??im asking for an idea i dont want anyone to tell me :"nobody knows".

gubrushadow

Well, you are dead. Simple as that. Metabolic pathways stopsfunctioning, your body stops and with it of course your conscience goes too. No more of you.

To be more poetic, the molecules that you consisted of are returned to the universe.

Rencarnation, that theory follows the Law of Conservation of Energy.

metroidprime55

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Rencarnation, that theory follows the Law of Conservation of Energy.

MindFreeze

No, it's not a joke, I think there is some form of energy, it's just the energy that keeps you living, it can't be lost.

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="metroidprime55"]

Rencarnation, that theory follows the Law of Conservation of Energy.

metroidprime55

No, it's not a joke, I think there is some form of energy, it's just the energy that keeps you living, it can't be lost.

And it's not. The energy is released back to the environment.

There is no set view on death for atheists, so the most you'll get are personal opinions. In my opinion, it'll be like endless sleep.

Rencarnation, that theory follows the Law of Conservation of Energy.

metroidprime55

i hope no body offend me for this ....ok here goes , i was thinking of something , i like hearing different types of views so i thought : if religiouse people believe in another life after death , what do atheists believe ?? its just a simple question , what do you think will happen after you die ?? is it the same feeling that was ...errrrr before you come to life ??im asking for an idea i dont want anyone to tell me :"nobody knows".

gubrushadow

EDIT: And there's no such thing as a feeling "before you come to life" because it's coming to life (ie. consciousness beginning in the womb... or in the lab, whatever the case may be) that creates feelings in the first place. The transition from having life to not having it is another manner altogether.