Why the Atheist always said that there's no God?

Answer 1

Atheists each have their own reasons for disbelief. You can't really lump them all into a single category so simply. There are those who have never really tried to find out and are atheists by default, some who are well educated and don't believe because they cannot find imperical proof, some who are angry at God and hope he doesn't exist, and as many more reasons as there are atheists.

You might well turn the question on yourself and say How do you know there is a God?

I could just pretend that there was a massive space-spider in the sky but it was so far away that you couldn't see it!

What if everyone believed it?

Maybe that's how God was created!

Maybe it wasn't and he is actually true.

We will never know.

Answer:

By definition, an atheist is a person who does not accept or believe in the existence of god or gods. An atheist who did not always say there is no God would not be an atheist. Atheists come to their position by:

• observation, nothing exists in the Universe that requires the presence of a deity to explain it. Logical explanation and science can account for everything
• noting that morals and society can be explained by genetic pressures
• determining that no proof of deities or afterlives exist which stands up before proper examination and double blind testing
• their genetic make-up as some people lack the genetic structures and to allow belief

With regard to the belief in "God" (which generally indicates the Christian God) there is no indication of a kind and benevolent force that cares about humans. This observation carries over o the observation that there is no proof of miracles, divine intervention or the efficacy of prayers.