Where will atheist go after their death?

Answer 1

7 He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.

8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
Rev. 21:7-8
^_^

Answer 2

Answer 1: same place as everyone else.

Answer 2: I'm going to live in on in the memories of those who care for me and whose lives I have affected. Some of my traits and values will live in in my offspring. Right now I am thinking I will be cremated and planted beneath a tree so that I am incorporated into the tree over time and in a way become part of it. Or I might have my ashes sprinkled in the ocean, I just got back from SCUBA diving trip that was so beautiful I'd like to think of part of myself always being there. Actually, though after I am dead I don't really think I'll care a bit but it is a way of thinking about mortality to consider your preferences.

Answer 3

Were they a wicked atheist or a good kind atheist? I think the souls of all good people will go on, I don't buy the idea of heaven as some kind of reward system for practicing a certain faith. Maybe atheists all get a special surprise party when they arrive, with cake and party hats, lol.

Answer 4

I would call myself an agnostic, because I have an open mind, but it has not been convinced that God is real or anything at all like the christian faith makes him out to be. It is sad because I was raised by religious parents in the Baptist church, I should believe it, I guess. But, I have an analytical mind and I need a real tangible experience to change my mind. Everyone else who doesn't believe sounds so angry, and those who are so sure of themselves sound like they were forced by fear of hell to believe in God. The ugly truth is available on www.godisimaginary.com even if what is expressed there offends you, it is still true. I do believe that we have a soul or spirit, but I want mine to stay on earth and haunt people. Everybody else can go where they want.

Answer 5

One's experience upon what is called death, is largely based on one's belief. Since the atheist believes in oblivion, they will experience oblivion, until they realize that they ARE experiencing oblivion (which does not truly exist). They will then awaken to the fact that they still exist, and they will see the light, and loved ones will come and guide them...if not loved ones, then someone who chooses to help those who have "crossed over".

It really isn't all that complicated.

Answer 6

The same place most people go. Back to the dust.
"from dust you are and to dust you will return" God told Adam and Eve.
Jesus was asked by his apostles: "are those being saved few."
He said, Yes, remember the narrow road, gate thing.
It has taken 6000 years to get enough good people to fill the earth with righteous people. When theres enough Armageddon.
The destruction of the wicked. "Meek inherit the earth"
In Noah's day the earth was full of people yet only Noah and his family survived. Not many good people~

Answer 7

They think that they will go nowhere, because death is the end and that is it. But in reality death is the beginning. And you will go depends on if you have accepted God into your life. And where ever you go, that is where you will spend eternity.

Answer 8

Where everyone else will go. Its just a belief, as much as believing in god is a belief. Its like this; children playing say, their teacher is from Jupiter. One child disagrees and says, their teacher is from another galaxy. Does the teacher bother? If he/she would, I would pity both the children and the teacher. If god is there, I dont think, he is bothered with what people think about it. It would simply accept all, reject all, or whatever. We consider ourselves too important for god to pay so much attention to us.

Answer 9

Since their mind is open to so many other possibilities, since Atheist technically means, "denying the existence of God or God's" not really not believing in "nothing".. they may be able to go anywhere they want to.

Answer 10

Atheists will unfortunately go to Hell because they do not believe in God or that Jesus Christ was risen from the dead. Any one who doesn't believe this will go to Hell.