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So what do atheists think is truth? Most atheists don't pretend to know. Atheists realise that the actual, real truth is ALWAYS subjective. Atheists take a scientific approach as best they can. Observe things happening. Try to work out why it happens. Test, and see if you are correct. If you are, then great! If not, your idea was wrong or incomplete. The most important aspect of being an atheist is the willingness to change your mind about what you think, if new evidence comes to light which contradicts what you think.
Atheists do not believe in god because there is *no evidence* that there is a god. All the evidence which has ever been submitted has been shown to be faulty, forged, or can be explained without the need for any gods. So, in short, atheists don't much bother with the pursuit of truth: just the pursuit of knowledge and explanations. They do, however, get riled when other people claim that something is "true". If there was any single religion on the planet which provided good evidence, then almost all atheists would convert to it. There isn't. So they haven't.
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Truth is only that which can be verified; everything else is opinion. Truth is exactly as it may stand in any dictionary. Truth is what we know to be the reality of the world. Atheists use evidence. Sciences use evidence. They both use evidence to find our most accurate possible description of the Universe that is true. Sciences use what absolutely is observed, tested by experiment and known to true like trees and stones and water to find out more truths about the Universe. Like this they have discovered radiation and atoms and the photosynthetic pathways.
Creationists, advocates of intelligent design and those who think any fundamentalist faith is true cannot use these objects to find more truths in the Universe, as a scientist or atheist can, since their objects are not necessarily true as they have yet to be subjected to experiment. Indeed they are yet to be deemed able to be subject to experiment.
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Is god to blame from an atheists point of view?
Since atheism is the lack of belief in deities atheists do not blame gods for anything.
What is Atheistic Existentialism view point on Sexuality?
This does not really have to do with extentialism, But we atheists view sexuality as a healthy part of an adult's life.
What do atheists believe about friends?
Atheists have the same view about friends as everyone else.
When money speak truth is silent?
in my point of view it means that when you think about money money and money then u forget truth
What is the atheistic existentialist view friends?
That is not a question. Atheists view friends as friends.
Who was the number one atheist?
If the question is "Who is the leader of atheists?" there is no leader. Each atheist is his own person. Atheists may meet for discussion, attend meetings by atheists who wish to talk about their point of view, but there is no leader. If the question is "Who was the first atheist?", the answer is unknown. Atheism was the standard until religion was invented.
How do you know if something is fact?
It must be true and studied to find that from every point of view it is the truth.
How do atheists view friendship?
The same as anybody else would.
Are atheists missing a positive uplifting hope generating purpose giving tangible message to give the world in place of organized religions?
It sounds like you are just asking for a confirmation of your own opinions here. This is not a question that can be answered with solid facts. From the point of view of someone who believes in a god, yes. They would believe that Atheists are missing the positive influence of a god or of many gods. From the point of view of an Atheist or anyone else that does not believe in gods, no. They would believe that Atheists are lacking nothing in the "god" category.
What is the authors point of view in the truth about forever?
Easy do you see the letter 'I' in it.Then it's FIRST PERSON
How does Gandhi convey his point of view in The Story of My Experiments With Truth?
Gandhi conveys his point of view in "The Story of My Experiments With Truth" through personal anecdotes and reflections on his own experiences. He uses simple language and straightforward storytelling to share his beliefs on nonviolence, truth, and self-discipline. Gandhi also emphasizes the importance of introspection and self-improvement in his narrative.
How do atheists view knowledge?
There is no single view of knowledge held by atheists because by definition, Atheists are people who do not believe in any higher power, and that is their only uniting trait, everything else can be widely varied.
