Atheists, how often do you think about God's existence/non-existence?

[Dee Dee Ramone]

The absence of an afterlife bothers during the process of mourning.

[Cyberman]

Rarely. About as often as I think of Harry Potter or MacGyver.

So, pretty much constantly then?

[downbeatplumb]

Never when I'm not in here. Though I tend to be here quite a bit.

What he said.

[Something completely different]

It is simply not importent to my life.
I never really asked myself any questions about god nore about his morals or existance.
The main reason I became an atheist in the first place was not due to a philosophical point or any rational argument over god.
It was due to what I saw in my surrounding world what was done in the name of god.
It was much later I came to reject it`s teachings.

I spend my day thinking of alot of other things.

"What will I eat tonight?",
"Who is that redhead?",
"Should I shave my beard?",
"When will it finaly be summer",
"Only 5 more days until "The Walking Dead" airs again!",
"What will happen in the next season of Mad Men?",
"Why is Far Cry 3 such a short game?",
"When will annik be online on skype?",
"Should I start playing minecraft?",
"Why do german philosophers write their works deliberatly in a way that no one understands them?",
"Mhmmm ice cream."

God simply is absolutly irrelevant for my life to continue or be lived.

[Simon Moon]

I don't think about the existence of any particular god at all. Why should I? Not a single bit of demonstrable evidence to support any god claim, and all the philosophical arguments are flawed.

How often do you think about the existence about the existence.nonexistence of Shiva, Vishnu or Ahura Mazda?

[Brian37]

It is simply not importent to my life.
I never really asked myself any questions about god nore about his morals or existance.
The main reason I became an atheist in the first place was not due to a philosophical point or any rational argument over god.
It was due to what I saw in my surrounding world what was done in the name of god.
It was much later I came to reject it`s teachings.

I spend my day thinking of alot of other things.

"What will I eat tonight?",
"Who is that redhead?",
"Should I shave my beard?",
"When will it finaly be summer",
"Only 5 more days until "The Walking Dead" airs again!",
"What will happen in the next season of Mad Men?",
"Why is Far Cry 3 such a short game?",
"When will annik be online on skype?",
"Should I start playing minecraft?",
"Why do german philosophers write their works deliberatly in a way that no one understands them?",
"Mhmmm ice cream."

God simply is absolutly irrelevant for my life to continue or be lived.

God simply is absolutly irrelevant for my life to continue or be lived.

I don't think there are many atheists that would dissagree. But ignoring the theists that do vote and do get into public office and the religious that do try to influence politics would be unwise to ignore.

In that sense we may not rid the world of it, but to ignore it would be unwise.

[Ryantology]

Lately, a lot. I've been bouncing around ideas for a book about Christianity in America.

[Forsaken]

I do think about god often, simply because our life revolves so much around this subject, even if we don't believe in its existence. Every minute or so, we come across a discussion, a media piece or just a random conversation with others that, in some ways, equate the idea of god with every single happening. With these everyday influences, its difficult to take the idea of god out of our mind.

[Simon Moon]

Pretty much what the title says.

I ask this because I know that there are many theists who tend to think about God a lot - i.e. God is constantly in their minds

What about you guys, then? I know that as atheists none of you believe in God, but how often or when do you think about His non-existence?

Even the way you word these statements is flawed thinking about the atheist position.

I really get the feeling that Abrahamic theists think that atheists have a tougher time disbelieving in the existence of their god than any other god concept. As if we have no problems dismissing the existence of Ahura Mazda, Akal Purakh, or Brahma, because after all, you have no problems dismissing the existence of those gods either.

In the vast majority of my time throughout the day, the thought of the existence of a god, even the one you think about while, "eating, working, listening to music, walking, sitting, while learning something, before going to sleep, or whatever that they are doing" does not enter my mind.

[justin]

Everytime I masturbate,............................. because then I feel sooooooooooooooooo guilty.

Alas! I thought i was all alone in this world! Lmao

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Not so much god, but religion. I don't believe in god and i think religion is man made so it just interests me on how is involved with our social makeup.