A Question of Dropped Pennies: How Might an Atheist Respond?

[Rhondazvous]

Let’s say I drop a penny on the floor fifty times to demonstrate the law of gravity.
Agnostic: How do you know it won’t fly into the air if you drop it one more time?
Theist: My god can make the penny fly into the air the next time you drop it. But don’t actually try it. Thou shalt not tempt the lord thy god.
Deist: Yes, there’s something making that penny drop.

Now, what might an atheist say?

[Thumpalumpacus]

"Gravity sucks."

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

This particular atheist would say, 'I'M not going to be the one to sweep up all those pennies.'

Boru

[Seraphina]

I don't know the answer to your riddle but if I could I would give you another rep for interesting threads.

-Teresa

[Mermaid]

Gravity always wins.

Or maybe

Gravity: It's the law.

[Amarok]

I think an atheist would say "Sorry not a physicist  "  but even if the pennies floated up that would not disprove gravity. And even if it did why must we turn to unnatural forces to explain it?

[JackRussell]

Well, I do know what god is interested in, because it's pretty well demonstrated:

SHOW ME THE MONEY

one penny

SHOW ME THE MONEY

god is omnipresent, omnibenevolent, omniscient etc:

BUT HE IS REALLY BAD WITH MONEY.

RIP George Carlin.

god fails to be useful once more.

[SteelCurtain]

[JackRussell]

I think an atheist would say "Sorry not a physicist  "  but even if the pennies floated up that would not disprove gravity. And even if it did why must we turn to unnatural forces to explain it?

Yeh but...Helicopters:;

[The Industrial Atheist]

I don't believe any god or god's exist. Therefore man came about through natural processes and crafted the penny.
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