Do you ever doubt your atheism?

[Thumpalumpacus]

Atheism is more to me personally, than mere disbelief in a deity, etc. It is an opportunity to live free of having to follow anything at all, except let the day take me where it will. Atheism represents freedom to me, not a response or reaction to religion. I know the actual definition, but that's just how I see it, now. It has helped me live my life in a more positive way, free of judgments towards others. If there exists a god, I'm open to the idea. But, I no longer feel the need to find out if there is one or not.

So, I don't doubt my atheism...but rather embrace it as something that's enriched my life in ways I hadn't imagined.

You sound more apatheist than atheist.

Not saying your view of atheism is wrong, at all, but myself, my atheism springs from my commitment to reason, coupled with evidence, as my mode of epistemology. If reason led me to god(s), I'd surely be a believer.

I like that you pronounce your atheism as non-reactionary; that's a point I feel, too. I guess we just get there from different directions.