How does atheism affect moral life?

What are the moral factors affect qulity work life?

Are there any forbidden acts in atheism?

No, atheism has no dogma. All it is is a lack of belief in a god or gods. Only what we decide to forbid ourselves to do. Religion does not have a monopoly on morality, and just as there are moral and immoral theists, there are moral and immoral atheists.

How does life domain affect family in atheism?

There is practicably no diference between how it effects on atheism and on other religions, because the modern way of life doesn't put religion as a big thing and most people doesn't "do every little thing" that their religion states.

What religion does not believe in after life?

Atheism

What does bioethics deal with?

Bioethics deal with specifically with the moral issues and problems that affect human life.

How will you explain the 'Growth of Atheism' globally?

well technichally you could say that the renaissance was direct cause for atheism as it sparked an interest in life on earth rather then life after death.

How does a loss of soil nutrients affect an ecosystem?

not a question for atheism, try agriculture.

What is moralistic atheism?

Moralistic atheism is the belief that while there is no deity, one should still make attempts to be good (moral), even without the influence of some almighty creator. It's related to the term humanitarian.

How does atheism affect family life and relationships?

A:As far as I am aware, there have been no rigorous, formal studies on the effect of atheism on family life and relationships. However, anecdotal evidence suggests that atheists are just as likely to have warm, loving family lives and relationships as do religious people. Of course, if everone were atheist, a no doubt unachievable objective, there would be no disagreements over religion and no family splits based on religion.

How one's moral values affect one's sense of ethics?

Explain how one's moral values affect one's sense of ethics

A moral is part of?

A moral is a part of life.

What are some good internet sites about the basics of atheism?

Basics in this sense refers to a statement of the fundamental facts or principles. There are no fundamental principles of atheism. Atheism is simply by definition a lack of belief in gods.OpinionThe best site I would recommend is Austin Cline's atheism.about.com This is a great place to start for all the basics in regards to atheism, philosophy, religion in general and current events that relate to these subject matters. There are other great sites but this is the best starting point. There are no principles of atheism, any site one might mention could only have to do with humanism. Atheism is not a belief system. Atheism is merely a descriptive term used to denote an absence of belief in a supernatural god. Many "atheists" contest the validity of labelling a group by their lack of belief from the viewpoint that no one is labelled as a "non-believer in unicorns" or a "non-believer in pots of gold at the end of rainbows."OpinionThe reason that the term "atheism" does exist is that religious believers comprise a large majority worldwide. A simple term to differentiate a non-believer as such is naturally needed, thus "atheism." A common misconception among religious believers is that a lack of belief in a higher moral power puts a non-believer in a position of vulnerability with regard to moral resolve. For instance, if there is no reckoning with an ultimate moral authority at the end of life, what would prevent people from robbing banks or murdering if they knew beyond the shadow of a doubt that they could pull it off without getting caught. The following websites address this and other commonly cited misgivings about secular humanism and atheism.See the discussion page for links.