Evidence for atheist claims

[Little Rik]

Hell is a state of mind but this state can and will one day have to change because nobody like
to live in such a state.
The only permanent thing is the cosmic mind behind this illusion but let us come to your hell.
Once you leave your dead body (when you die so to speak) you can not possibly end up in an hell in which you suffer physically.
You only have YOU your consciousness.
The old body has been left behind to rot so how can you possibly feel physical pain?

If we don't have bodies in the afterlife, then what are these near-death EXPERIENCES supposed to be experiences of?  If you don't have a body, then you don't have eyes to see any white light, no ears to hear spirits telling you things, no mouth with which to respond, and no skin to feel warm or cold.  It would seem that by your account, all these NDEs are nothing but imaginings.  How is an NDE proof of anything if the accounts are wholly imaginary, complete hallucinations?

How would you hallucinate considering that your brain is 100% off and totally inactive as established by
doctors and neurosurgeons?
To hallucinate you need a brain that function or at least not completely dead so it is clear that the consciousness take over free from the constrain of body-mind.
Not only that but as described by most people who had an NDE the consciousness is even more sharp
than when the body was alive.
Easy to imagine that.
When the body is alive the consciousness is stuck inside a body so there exist limitations in what the
consciousness can do but when is free from the body then it can function a lot better.
It is a dogma to think that we can not feel and perceive things like vision, sound, smell and all other feelings
without a body.
The consciousness is much more subtle and powerful than the physical senses.
Sooner or later the dogma that the consciousness is a product of the brain will be shredded in pieces
and atheism will be bankrupted but that will be a really good news for you guys because only then you will be able to progress.