Is religion the source of morality?

Proud Muslim,

That’s because your interpretation that godlessness = immorality is infant-like stupidity and not worthy of serious comment.

Also you seem to have missed my post where I did address this and pointed you at some appropriate and real definitions of atheism in the hope of reducing your apparent significant ignorance of the subject. And I repeat the relevant part of my post here again for you.

Try something more relevant like a book that correctly defines atheism or perhaps even an atheist website e.g.

http://www.infidels.org/news/atheism/intro.html

That will provide you a correct definition.

If you have determined your philosophy of life based on dictionary definitions then you are in very big trouble.

Kat

 

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"the atheist believes that death is the permanent end of life"

Why would you believe such a thing? It's true that I might suspect it, but believing it seems unnecessary. There is always the possiblity of something beyond comprehension or current abilities to detect. I wouldn't advocate a position on either side of an argument about something that I can't know at this time. Okay I might advocate one, but I think it's important to leave beliefs to the religious folks.

Then again, I suppose people, religious or not - believe whatever gets them through the day. *shrug*

 

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Day in and day out I see this distinction between belief and ideas that I don't really see. When I have a good idea that something is true I call it my belief that it is so. Then again for those who watched dogma.

"So do you believe?"
"No, but I have a good idea."

 

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oh yes the old Webster,heavily biased against non believers

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lookie here www.atheists.org