An atheists guide to reality

[Mr. Moncrieff]

I am an atheist who admits that there is no knowing - inherently, intrinsically and absolutely. That grain cuts both ways.

I consider myself someone who does not believe based upon the consideration that anything "other" seems fundamentally flawed as both a concept and a suggested reality.

So if you knew how would that affect your attitude? Would you remain a non-worshiper or would you spend every waking moment praying and hanging out at the local church?

I'd be a different person if I knew. Everyone would be different people if we knew.

The world would be unrecognisable.

It's difficult to answer that. It's akin to asking me what I would be like if I realised that 2+2=5.