I Am An Atheist

Preachy stuff? How have I preached to you in my previous reply? I only answered your questions, giving explanation, yet you say I preach. I have preached to you beforehand but you have for homing a biased heart rejected it.

Is it enough that one should claim to be something yet not make it evident? Is it not a man's works that justifies him before other men & not just his words alone? Indeed, I know that God is righteous, because I know HIM; and HE is even made evident to the world through creation (& the conscience).

Despite witnessing all the marvel he sees, which point out to a sign that there indeed is a creator, the fool yet says in his heart, "There is no God!", because He has drifted His heart far away from understanding; he believes himself to know a great deal yet all his knowledge is foolishness & will perish with him.
God has made himself evident through creation, that all can then realise and come with a true heart in search to know Him (for sin <has> has put a chasm between us and God). When they realise - & indeed, since they could beginning reasoning well for themselves should they have been capable to realise - they seek Him & find Him & are able to have a relationship with Him through His Christ, whom is the mediator between God and man.
They find Him because they searched for Him with an open heart; not holding any bias, seeking Him with their whole heart.

By Christ do I have a relationship with God, and by the Holy Spirit working in me, aiding me, I am able to better combat my fleshly desires/carnality, drawing to an even closer relationship with God, in Christ. This is something you do not understand nor will you understand because you have rejected understanding. As only a happy couple alone know & understand how strong their love for each other is - though it is noticed by others, it cannot be wholly measured - so also a child of God knows & understands the love he/she shares with his/her Father in Heaven & is also able to tell His presence from any other.
This is something you neither know nor can know because the Holy Spirit does not dwell in you.

Actually, my dear friend, God says "you shall not murder" (Exodus 20:13;Deuteronomy 5:17) & not "you shall not kill" as you have come to insinuate. I assume you're a man of wisdom, my friend; then you should come to know that there is a difference between 'kill' and 'murder'. If not, please refer to Google.

You carnal minded fellow. Bashing God is no enough for you but now you set to bring false accusations against Him, for your merit? I pray your soul will not be condemned but saved; that it will be convicted & brought to realisation of sin, God, & salvation through Christ.
God did not kill Jeroboam's son, as you have surely wrongly accused. His son had caught a life-threatening illness & Jeroboam sought to have God heal His son but God refused. As God knows all, He knew what time the illness would take hold of the son's life, & by the prophet Ahijah made I known to Jeroboam's wife who came to see him (Verse 12). Verse 13 of the chapter even affirms what I tell you, that God loved Him, yet you say He murdered Him.

After life is death to life eternal in either of two places, Heaven or Hell. Those who love(d) God, saved in Christ & obeying His word, are/will be in Heaven, but those who hated God whilst in earth, swimming in sinful ways, have by themselves condemned their souls to hell, because they (have) heard the warnings from the mouth of Christians - whom they regard(ed) as fools - saying to repent & give their life to Christ lest hell be their portion.
Ahijah died a man of God. It is even profitable for his soul that God refused to give heed to Jeroboam & heal his son, because he is surely with God, saved from Hell. If God healed him & he had on turned away from God back into sin & died in his sins, is that not Woe for his soul? God has done & did a good thing indeed. But that you will suddenly come to understand, I do not expect (but I do hope).

I fear I may not explain to you well enough in reference to your other 3 accusations so I refer you instead to thsee links which do justice to an explanation, even for you.

Nadab & Abihu - http://www.gotquestions.org/Nadab-and-Abihu.html

Uzzah - http://www.gotquestions.org/Uzzah.html

Elisha & the 'children' - http://www.gotquestions.org/Elisha-baldhead.html

Do do well to be non-hypocritical, as you have surely made known to me, by opening those links. No right thing in being bias, eh?. Haha! I love you, brother.

Our conversation might end here. I intended to not reply anymore but my spirit could not easily grow settled seeing your ignorance on matters - not stating you haven't read the Bible or anything like that.

God bless you, mate.