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Atheism doesn't try to explain reality, it is simply the default position. Every baby born is an atheist, they're shaped by the people around them. Can I ask you where the creator/intelligent designer came from?

I believe that morality is subjective. I wouldn't agree with all of the above but I do see the value in a couple of your examples.

Good question. In a perfect world I would like for us both to be right but with caveats, let me explain... If you desire to be reunited with loved ones and be at one with your god for eternity that's fine by me and I would be happy for you providing that I as a none believer get to rest in...

Thank you for the welcome and you're very brave to have 4 home births...

Hello Bob I have no expectations but I'm hoping to make a few friends and learn from people with different views on life. There are many religions and multiple denominations. Many gods have been worshiped, I take it that you only believe in one god and agree with me on the existence of all of...

To me being Christian was just a label that I shook off many years ago. Once I realised that being Christian didn't make me a better person and that I was merely a product of circumstance and upbringing the penny dropped. Geography largely dictates the faith that you are landed with and of...

Hello Nice to be here, I'm a 56 year old married gentleman with four grown up children (30) (28) (20) (18) I couldn't think of any names for them so I just gave them a number each... (That was a joke btw) I love animals and have a rough collie called Odin, he's four years old and is my profile...

I also don't understand why on earth anybody would crave eternal life. Millions upon millions of years caught up in God knows what... A finite existence if just fine by me, I've played my part in the universe and when my time is up I'll die happy in the knowledge that I've lived my life to the full.

More than 1,175 claim to have seen the Loch Ness Monster according to the official sightings register. 7% of people in the UK claim to have seen a UFO and 35% have claimed to have had a personal experience with a ghost.

I'm wondering whether Neanderthals questioned such things. My view is that it's futile to argue for or against the unknowable.