What is the meaning of life to you as an Atheist?
-crush your enemies, see them driven before you....hear the lamentation of their women.


How do you determine your morals?
-a magazine I found in a hedge



Are you selfish/hedonistic or do you still help people/volunteer? 
-yes?

(May 5, 2015 at 1:47 pm)Rhythm Wrote: What is the meaning of life to you as an Atheist?
-crush your enemies, see them driven before you....hear the lamentation of their women.

Haha Conan the Barbarian! Classic! I think the meaning of life is different for everyone (especially Conan)
Here is mine:
1. To love and be loved by family, friends, and spouse.
2. To make the world a better, happier, safer, and more peaceful place for the next generation.
3. To enjoy and appreciate life, have fun, and experience many things [culture, food, music, nature]
4. To not waste precious time and other resources on unimportant and material things. (Frugal)
5. Choose a career and pursue it relentlessly. Be the best you possibly can be at whatever you do whether it is a plumber or a neurosurgeon. Pride and honor
6. To help others and bring the best out in them and not harm or judge others. (Ahimsa)
7. Savor the little things in life
8. To be respectable and a role model. Leave a positive influence on young people for they are the future.
9. Be humble and grateful to be alive.
10. Have a hunger to learn, be curious like a child, be open minded and always look to improve yourself.
11. To stand up for what is right and stand up even more against what is wrong.
12. Be honest, accountable, reliable, trustworthy. (Virtuous)
13. Make the most of life. Live it to the fullest, each day could be your last.
14. To be successful (not wealthy) but self sufficient, independent, and happy with your career and family.
15. Last but not least: to reproduce (BIO 101) (don’t forget- humans are animals) and try to enable your kids to have a better life than you had.

"but the forebrain
is only an owl in the tree of self" ~ Marge Piercy

I was designed by evolution to derive my morals from instinct and culture, and given linguistic and rational skills that allow me to inspect and improve upon the final product. Morals are an inheritance.