Of the Atheists here; would you consider yourself a "Hard Core Atheist"?

Question

http://www.agreeley.com/articles/hardcore.html

1 - I don’t believe in God
2 - I don’t know whether there is a God and I don’t believe there is any way to find out.
3 - I don’t believe in a personal God, but I do believe in a higher Power of some kind.
4 - I find myself believing in God some of the time but not at others.
5 - While I have doubts, I feel that I do believe in God.
6 - I know God really exists and I have no doubt about it.

And,

Do You believe in life after death?

1 - Yes, definitely
2 - Yes, probably
3 - No, probably not
4 - No, definitely not

I don't know about the male Atheists, but I would prefer not to known as a "Hard Core" anything, but I would answer 1 and 4 without hesitation.

Answer 1

1 and 4, Todays Religions are the futures mythologies

Answer 2

Is a "hard core atheist" any thing like a hard core fundamentalist?

To answer your questions: #1) 2, definitely, and #2) "5", I hope there is, because I'd finally like to find out the mysteries of the universe, not to mention how Stonehenge and the Great Pyramid was built, if UFOs are really here, and what will happen to human civilization in the next 100 years.

Answer 3

1, 2 for the first one.

4 for the second.

Answer 4

you're asserting an atheist won't be able to be a giver? You recommend that all of the atheist scientists who made it achievable so you might sort your question on the pc are no longer givers? Are you asserting that basically theists could be givers who deliver good issues into this international? This bias guy, no longer cool.

Answer 5

Between 1-2 and a 3-4

I can never prove the negative, and I have been wrong once before.

Answer 6

To you questions:

5 & 6 both just at different times.

I believe that what the bible teaches is correct that there will be a resurrection and final judgement. I don't think that everyone goes to heaven/hell belief. I believe that at the beginning of the bible god had a purpose for the earth. It was stated in what he told Adam & Eve in the first days, be fruitful and become many, to fill the earth. I don't think he has changed his mind, just Adam & Eve sent us the long way around. And Gods going to catch us up in the end, eventually. That there's a purpose to this madness. In Revelation it talks about Armegedon (and the way things are going) we're on our way to that or Global warming will get us.....so God's just waiting till mankind realizes hey we need him and his rules in order to exist in harmony.

Also, Looking around I think personally that 1. babies are not happen-stance from some microbial bacteria. 2. The sun is perfectly placed nexted to our planet not to harm, but to warm! Our earth is perfectly balanced on it's axes, spinning, and the atmosphere is perfect for our existence. No other planet in our solar system has what we do. So if we were a happen-stance, there would be other happen-stances to visit in outerspace.....and they (Scientist) have been looking for 1000's of years for life other than on earth.

Answer 7

1 and 4 for me.

Answer 8

for the first one I'm bordering on 1. I'm more 1 than 2, but somewhere in between.

For the second one definitely 4.

Answer 9

1 and 4 no doubt. Is that so hard too fathom? I mean any christian is going to say 6 and 1 so what's the difference if we say just the opposite?

Answer 10

I don't think there's really a need to put any further label on people than 'doesn't believe in god'.

I hate it when people who oppose an idea try to put labels on it like 'militant' and 'fundamentalist' when the people themselves wouldn't call themselves that. Same thing happened during the feminist movement.