Atheism is a philosophy of negation, devoid of an argument. Why do then atheists continue their harping? [Spirituality & Religion]

A premise, or a conclusion is something one arrives to through an argument. Atheists, however, try to arrive to one through negation.

The sheer simplicity of the athiest's ignorance is admirable. But it shows they're not philosophically inclined, but ideologically.

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MarkA · 56-60, M

Another futile 'does god exist or not?' argument. Yawn.
Let's face it, Athiests will always say 'no' because there is no scientific, or otherwise, evidence for it. Nothing. Nada. Not a shred. That's a perfectly reasonable, grown up, intelligent stance to take on the subject.
Believers will always say 'there IS a God, because I believe there is a god'. So.....enjoy your belief. Get as much as you can from it, but please, do not peddle your beliefs as proof of a god's existence, because you'll just look like an simpleton.

Wifebeater · M

@MarkA No. It's about the ways that atheists argue. But good try. Go on.

MarkA · 56-60, M

negation is better than peddling drivel.......