Questions for theists.

[Welsh cake]

One problem is that your questions are highly fallacious

You don't seem to know what the label "fallacy" even means, as demonstrated by your own ignorant omission of a post.

1) as an atheist, what will happen when I die because I reject faith and superstition, through lack of evidence.

fallacy #1

Equating faith and superstituion, coming to the fallacious conclusion that they are both to be rejected for lack of evidence

Horseman is not equating them, he's itemising what he rejects. Do you not comprehend good sentence structure and the English Language in general?

2) what will happen to my children as they haven't been christened, baptised or genitally mutilated?

fallacy 2, equating baptism with genital mutilation and being christined

HE IS NOT EQUATING THEM, you daft tit.

4) because atheists are not gullible enough to believe things without proof and we cannot force ourselves to believe,(I have tried) would god be nice to us because of this?

fallacy 3 to say belief in God requires gullibility.

Faith IS gullibility.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OCYhDFc42I

4, to say that there is no proof for belief in God.

That's not a fallacy, that's a fact, an observation of reality, a statement of the painfully obvious.

5, that you need to force yourself to believe

You cannot sensibly force yourself to believe the world is flat lucent when you know for a fact that it is not. Unless, of course, you are fucking insane and/or have brain damage.

6, that evidence is the reason you don't know God

We don't know any God. A lack of evidence for its existence and no concise positive ontology mean we remain in the default position of disbelief.

And to save my eyeballs from turning black I just ignored the rest of your bullshit...