Atheism

[Mystic]

Goodness and morality in Atheistic paradigm has to be subjective and ungrounded and created through relatively chaotic means.  If it is so, everything we assume about it is baseless, and it's a delusion.  

It works in a Theistic paradigm. But the problem with most Theists, is they are not serious enough about this, and don't strive to return matters of dispute to God and the Messenger he has sent to the world.

All Messengers came as a mercy and love from God, we ruin his blessings, by turning away from them while they are signs and proofs of God. The signs they recite from God and his revelation, is all about revealing their reality as well.

When really reflected about, guidance and morality is synonymous, and goodness is act submissively and embracing wholeheartedly value with love in a guided way. If we love chaotically, and equate what is evil with what is good, and equate our love of petty things with the best being and Creator that is the origin and source of all praise, then we are the definition of what it means to be unjust and evil.

Goodness and loving properly, and loving in a guided way, is one and the same thing.    Love left with no guidance will attach itself to falsehood as much as to the truth.

Reason is capability of all humans, but we reason irrationally when we are not honest with ourselves and aren't committed to finding the truth.

Revelations from God facilitate reasoning, but not on our own terms, but God's terms.  Becoming truly familiar with the Torah and Bible and Quran, takes a heart that has to love the true source and has to listen to the caller who calls back to God that is with us all.

Atheism is beyond irrational and the problem with the religions out there is not that they have not all received the same truth and fundamental message of God's revelations, and it's not that the holy books from God all disappeared.

I's that we Theists take religion as a pastime, some sort of game, some sort of ego identity game.  

We don't take it serious enough to really hear God's wonders in his holy books that are spread all across the earth and are not limited to but include the Bible and Quran.