How about justice?

[Ryantology]

only in a world governed by a just god(s) can people have the assurance that ultimately justice will prevail.

We don't get to see justice delivered under your god. We have no sense of the value of this assurance. We have to accept it on blind faith that justice will prevail, similar to how we have to accept the nested assertion, on more than blind faith, that your god governs this world and that he legitimately represents justice.

[The Grand Nudger]

So, no assurance to be found under either system - point of fact.

[Mothonis]

The fiendish murderer gets off completely free after he blows up innocent people with himself.
Yet, I know you guys have a strong sense of justice.
It comes out in your posts.
In a world seen thru the lens of atheism, how does ultimate justice have any meaning?
Doesn't the terrorist's cheating his due reward grate at your thinking?
Doesn't deep down inside you scream that something is wrong?

Nope his is already punished by the fact he is dead and can no longer live

[popeyespappy]

In a world seen thru the lens of atheism, how does ultimate justice have any meaning?
Doesn't the terrorist's cheating his due reward grate at your thinking?
Doesn't deep down inside you scream that something is wrong?

According to most of the Christians I know no matter how good I am during this life ultimately I will face the same eternal fate as your terrorist. Not because I committed any terrible acts, but because I was not convinced by the goat herders explanation on the origins of the universe. If your idea of justice includes me suffering the same fate as the terrorist then I suggest you reconsider your position.