God disproved and what happens after you die: The 4 only possibilities.

 1. "No energy" is something we have no understanding of.

2. No energy means nothing (a not-non-intelligence not intelligence.) 3. Therefore God is disproved.

No energy is not intelligent. If you define it as non-intelligence then God is a "non-intelligence intelligence" aka an "immaterial intelligence". A logical contradiction. A married bachelor.

If you claim immaterial means intelligence then you are defining God as an "intelligence intelligence". How can something be without energy? What do those to words "without energy" mean? It's something we have no understanding of. We understand non-intelligence and intelligence. The only thing we don't understand is nothing. Therefore immaterial = nothing. #Atheism. 5:13 AM · Nov 27, 2020·Twitter Web App View Tweet activity Atheism_is_True @AtheismTrue · 3h Replying to @AtheismTrue A nothing intelligence therefore is a logical contradiction like saying a married bachelor. Atheism_is_True @AtheismTrue · 2m Replying to @AtheismTrue No energy is not intelligent. If you define it as non-intelligence then God is a "non-intelligence intelligence" aka an "immaterial intelligence". A logical contradiction. A married bachelor.

WRONG VERSION: The brain is where reality comes from. The mind is part of reality. Therefore the mind is energy incased in an atom inside the brain. C1: There is no such thing as a disembodied mind; a God. C2: When we die there either is no afterlife OR we get reincarnated billions of years from now on to other planets as single cells.
C:3 NASA resurrects us and we wake suddenly as cyborgs in the distant future.
C:4: AI takes over and we wake up being tortured by them for eternity (unlikely imo.) CORRECTION : The brain is where reality comes from. The mind is part of reality. Therefore the mind is energy incased in an atom inside the brain. C1: There is no such thing as a mind not made of energy; a God. C2: When we die there either is no afterlife OR.... ....we get reincarnated billions of years from now on to other planets as single cells. Energy cannot be created or destroyed. Energy creates matter. Space is infinite in size. C: Eternal energy created everything else not God. Atheism_is_True @AtheismTrue · 7s C3: As we don't have free will we are forced to follow our empathy based morality. Whilst psychopaths are evil by nature they don't have to be "truly evil"/do bad things. Fear of punishment works: segregate psychopaths and give them lives of secure, constantly monitored luxury. Show this thread Atheism_is_True @AtheismTrue · 3m 1) Eternal energy created everything else. 2) Morality originates from the energy. 3) Therefore morality is in the energy-based mind in the brain. C: There is no God that gave us morality. C2: Morality in the form of empathy is inbuilt in the non-psychopath energy/brain.

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