Given the idea of a god, isn't it preposterous to claim there isn't one?

[dmatador]

I sometimes try to think about the relationship that exists in theory between a supposed god and us, the products of this god. The idea of a god implies that this is a being far beyond the scope of human intelligence and the laws of our physical world, so doesn't it seem a bit absurd to believe that humans can be atheistic, that is, claim that there is no god? I know that this question is based on perhaps some contrasting terms, for example, that an atheist believes that there is no god, so why should the relationship between this atheist and a theoretical god be considered? Nevertheless, I think it is a somewhat interesting question.

 

[Evo]

Your definition of atheist is incorrect. Atheists lack belief of supernatural deities, they don't even bother to disbelieve. Not to say their aren't anti-relgious sorts that for lack of a better name call themselves atheist.

We've had this exact discussion dozens of times already. i suggest you look up and read some of the old threads if you want to see discssuions on the subject.