Why live if you're an Atheist?

[worldatwar]

holy shit why are there so many of them

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all bvilt to pleasure me btw

 

[blackops2]

all bvilt to pleasure me btw

>all of them are minors
...

 

[worldatwar]

>all of them are minors
...

u made a lewd edit of me (minor) stop

 

[blackops2]

u made a lewd edit of me (minor) stop

you're 19 and pretending to be a minor that's weird

 

[worldatwar]

you're 19 and pretending to be a minor that's weird

says who? my birth certificate says otherwise.

 

[supadrayk]

says who? my birth certificate says otherwise.

do you age recess or what thign called

 

[worldatwar]

do you age recess or what thign called

my age doesn't get a recess. only lunch.

 

[supadrayk]

my age doesn't get a recess. only lunch.

oh wowzie so you dont recess? thamsts sadss. I donz recsz eiths its aj ob

 

[pig]

jimbo God
Goddess Lakshmi Resides in Cow Dung and Urine (https://www.vedadhara.com/goddess-lakshmi-resides-in-cow-dung-and-urine)

 

[narcocel]

I am intrigued about what people think of souls. Most often, they'll think souls as a separate entity from the body, and that the soul is what defines you and is uniquely given to you by the powers that be. If that were so, why do mere bodily afflictions cause you to change personalities, as if changing souls.

And to answer your question, aside from our instincts to survive, to reproduce, and make sure your genes remain in the gene pool (which I know you don't want to hear), you are right in saying we have no purpose, but you fail to recognize that we have free will, regardless of whether or not if there is a supreme being. The will to persevere, and hope for better lives, things that aren't exclusive to religious people.
Sure, life at times will seem rather hopeless, sorrowing, or purposeless, but we have a choice to end it or to continue on. After all, man created religions for as long as we gained sapience, and mankind giving explanations on the whats, the hows, the whens, the wheres, and the whys surrounding life, purpose, survival, and existence as a whole, and with the earliest known religion dating back to around ~7,000 years, who's to say we cannot create our own purpose, give ourselves hopes of our own?

 

[narcocel]

I am intrigued about what people think of souls. Most often, they'll think souls as a separate entity from the body, and that the soul is what defines you and is uniquely given to you by the powers that be. If that were so, why do mere bodily afflictions cause you to change personalities, as if changing souls.

To elaborate, there are personality disorders that are caused by blunt-force trauma. If souls are separate from the body, and are unique and intangible, such things should not affect the soul. Such as BPD, Antisocial Personality Disorder, Mixed Personality Disorder, PTSD, and among other disorders as well.