The Most Popular Atheist Questions, we answered.

Atheists don't expect honest answers from sects unable to question their old dogma. We are used to religious sophistry.
It just doesn't add up.

The fact that the universe is based on interactions is obvious and beautiful. Yet it doesn't mean the male god described in monotheistic religions' genesis stories is the single source of life and common link between all living phenomena.

Synergy and interconnectedness sound all hype nowadays but monotheistic religions are actually more about vertical power relationships than interdependency. Maybe Hinduism is a better philosophy regarding ecology.

Likewise the fact that humans are intelligent does not prove they must be grateful to a fictitious persona that looks and speaks like them. On the contrary, it means humans are eager to refer to a human-like creator so life seems more controllable.

Um...i feel like these are not so much the most popular atheist questions as they are softball questions with easy answers...which makes sense since the format is a 60 second answer.

These are not the sort of questions i, as an atheist ask, care about or think are important.

Saying there is no answer to a paradox misses the point. There's no such thing as perfection outside of math, so a god can't be perfect.
I didn't watch the rest.

So boring who cares. This is and will always be your side of the story. If there's one thing you can learn from us Atheists and ex Muslims in my case is that it doesn't really matter. I have better things to do in my life and I don't want to bother anyone my Muslim friends included. I'm not here in this world to prove how right I am and how wrong you are.

I just don't give a damn and my only concern is co-existing in peace where I do my own thing and you do your own thing respectfully. I don't see myself wrong here.

Are there any magic based claims made and required to believe without evidence? That’s always the top of my list.