Do you have the right to be an atheist?

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

You may have to read all the posts inside this thread as "we can't know everything, so maybe there's a god" is not as deep i went.I went deeper.

The impression I'm getting is that you're asking the same question in a few different ways.  In any case, I wasn't saying that you had to look deeper for our benefit.  If you've found reason to doubt and question things, then you've got to follow it wherever it leads.  Personally I find it unsatisfying to reach an "it could be this/that" type of conclusion.

NASA an organisation dedicated to space exploration spend billions in dollars,they have some of the top minds on earth working in a confined space with one of the high priority aim being "looking for foreign life".They pay their employees $120,614.00 to $156,802.00 .This whole organisation's existence is based on a "it could be this/that" type of conclusion.Are you telling me that,according to your logic what NASA is doing is hokum?

If a "it could be this/that" type of conclusion is enough for an organisation to spend billions,pay their employees six figures.Boy i'm glad i think its enough to see there's reasonable doubt that there is something out there.And i'm glad i'm not alone.