Questions for theists.

[Cinjin]

I know you didn't ask for a deist's response, but I decided I wanted to answer anyway ... against my better judgement.

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

I believe you have nothing to worry about. Whatever happens to your "soul" has long since been decided and there is nothing you can do to change that.

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

Nothing. It's rare for me and Frodo to agree on anything ... but yeah, nothing. Carving one's dick or dumping water on one's head is just human superstition.

3) my mum is a dead atheist who was a wonderful moral person, kind and accepting of others beliefs, a socialist and altruist who spent her life helping those with mental difficulties. What would happen to her?

I believe it is possible you may see her again. You may not, but you can know that like you, she has nothing to worry about.

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?

I don't think God gives a shit about what you choose to believe or what label you assign yourself. He doesn't have to make a decision to be nice or not. Your death, like your life, is simply part of the process.

Disclaimer: These are my personal beliefs
and I have no evidence to back any of it up.
I respect atheists and their view of the world
and have always found them to be the most honest
and enlightened people on the planet.