Why Atheism Is True

1) The brain and central nervous system is were pain and pleasure come from. 2) When the brain dies we can't feel pain or pleasure. 3) There is no hell or heaven because how can we feel pleasure or pain without a brain? We've seen that there is no hell beneath the ground, no heaven in the sky so theists, the religious, resort to saying that hell and heaven "are in other dimensions". But there is no evidence where there should be for these other dimensions just like there is no evidence where there should be for Santa Claus.  

God creates us with the potential - sometimes without free will when psychotic - to do evil, knows we're going to do evil, puts us through an evil test of suffering, doesn't stop the evil then sends many to hell: Therefore how is God not evil? If we define love as "wanting to always help people and not ever wanting to harm them" but God "harms people and doesn't always help them" how is this not, I ask, a logical contradiction like saying a married bachelor?

  Please see my first disproof of Allah and Yahweh from free will: A Muslim on Twitter says that sometimes Allah takes away our free will when mentally ill: This would make him evil. Love means that you don't want to hurt people you want to help them [I believe out of innate and learnt (or even unlearned) empathy.] If Allah sometimes directly controls us like puppets then he is directly causing mentally ill people to murder and lose their arm(s) etc etc (I lost my arm haven't murdered anyone): To say Allah directly causes evil of his own free will - the opposite of love - to happen to us proves he cannot be all-loving (never wants to harm us but wants to help) so certainly - 100% - doesn't exist. This is because it is a logical contradiction like saying a married bachelor to say "Allah doesn't want to hurt us but helps us all of the time" and then to say "Allah wants to (at least sometimes) harm us and not help us."

NOTE : It has become quite apparent to me whilst many believe God gives us free will all or most of the time some don't and think he sometimes doesn't when mentally ill. We have no free will when mentally ill: A God who gives us free will all or most of the is disproved to me (not to you.) I know this to be the case from my eye witness account, personal experience -- my train accident where I lost my arm: A God who gave us free will therefore cannot exist 100% for certain: How I Lost My Arm NEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qAuldsV5Ps&feature=youtu.be The Story Of How I Lost My Arm OLD: https://youtu.be/-BCYOrE8lnE God didn't sometimes give us free will and sometimes not give us free will: He always gave us free will is what theists, Christians and Muslims argue. As I know we don't have free will at least when mentally ill (the illusion of free will when sane is more difficult to shatter/defeat) I know there cannot be a God who gave us free will *all of the time...

From my novel Reincarnation: Episode 1: Part 1 of 2: " God existing was still a neutral topic in hard science, but in philosophy the case was practically/almost solved: How could an all-powerful (some do believe he is, others think he has limitations so we’ll tackle the second God next), higher intelligence that created the universe like God exist if something can almost certainly not come from nothing? God can turn himself into nothing and create something from nothing. God could allow you to take a six month vacation on the sun, he could create Santa Claus himself: God can do anything. This is why believing in God is worse than believing something could come from nothing, worse than believing in Santa Claus: If you’re told that someone could fly bodily, like Superman, that’s unbelievable. But if they then say this man who can fly can also shoot laser beams out of his eyes, breathe fire and fart lighting now that’s even more unbelievable, because you’ve added on things which ar...