Atheism has finally found its spiritual leader

Yeah cicerone, what are you doing discussing things in a discussion forum? How dare you?!

I'm an "atheist" for the same reason that i'm an "a-tooth-fairyist," i don't believe it, and i don't believe it because the proposition is preposterous. That crap about a spiritual leader is just the kind of horsie poop theists would buy into.

I agree. Anything can happen in any scenario. Human behavior is not predictable even from the same family. That's the reason why we have psychology/psychiatrists that studies human behavior. Many abnormal behavior can be blamed on the chemistry in the brain.
Many doctors use drugs (and electric shock) to change the behavior of patients.

I'm not saying that there is no cause and effect relationship in regard to behavior. I'm saying that the ascribing of cause and effect to behaviors and outcomes is a subjective endeavor that results in perceived notions of cause and effect.

It is true that, concerning behavior, you cannot predict exactly how an effect will manifest from a given behavioral cause. But that does not negate the reality of the cause and effect mechanism at play. Some effects are predictable, and some are not.

Damned if I know.

I did not misspell Goddd, however you needlessly hyphenated misspell. Also, should you add something of philosophical consequence that was not already painfully obvious, I will be the first to congratulate you on your fine efforts.

Go to a professional sporting match - or college - heck, or high school. if them folks ain't religious, I can't say GO SEAHAWKS!

You're muddling your meanings, again.

What is more interesting about sports events is that both teams pray to win.

God must put money on the games.

Since he already knows who is going to win, it's a win-win.

logically speaking, in the first place, how can you negate something which does not exist?

It may not exist, but millions believe in it. Belief is very powerful.

i cannot falsify your statement, because you use "may". still, even the concept of a unicorn, we have an idea of what it is. its feature and qualities. it is not existing per se, but formally.

On the basis that all 'existence' is relative, not absolute, argument about 'existence of God' is futile. Even 'physicality' is relative to perceptual apparatus of humans. Indeed any absolutist position in any domain can be deemed 'religious'.

Lookit who's posting that!

I am absolutely certain that I am not omniscient.

I will pray to/for you.

I'm just happy being a human, and having lived during this period of our planet. I have seen much progress in science, technology, and the understanding of our environment. That we can fly half way around the world in one day is an amazing feat. I have been fortunate to have visited all five continents, and 83 countries. Some have flown to the moon and back.
Look at all the electronic gadgets that are available, and much of it were invented right in my neighborhood called Silicon Valley.
My religion is science and technology; and we are only at the infant stages of what is possible.