A Research Question For Atheists

I need some input from Atheists and I only have a couple of Atheist readers currently.
In an effort to know more about Atheism and Atheists, I would like to know the following:

<em>[edit: It has been pointed out to me that this question is somewhat slanted at those that have left a religious practice in favor of atheism.  So I have modified the question to include "if you felt anything" - Chris]</em>

When you embraced Atheism (for those that officially embraced it), how did you feel (if you felt anything)? (i.e. was it like waking up, a weight lifted, what?)

OR

When you decided there was no God, how did you feel? (For those that had a prior experience with religion)

Thanks so much for your help in this!

Chris

Series: Black Holes and God (part II)

Do black holes exist? How do you know? Do you care?

Does God exist? How do you know? Do you care?

This series attempts to tie the scientific theory of proving black holes, with the scientific ability to prove God. This series is not an attack on scientific theory, but an appeal to recognize the value of indirect evidence of God as actual evidence. If it is good enough for a black hole, shouldn’t it be good enough for God?

Part I can be found here. (Please NOTE that the first section is, and will be, the same for each part)

Friendship and Betrayal

     Three men.  One, a king anointed by God.  The second, his son and heir.  The third, a shepherd and the youngest of his father’s children.  An epic story of kings and servants, anger and peace, parents and children, friends and enemies.  And above all else, it is a story of love.  The kind of real love that God hopes to see from all of us. 

Sick!

BAD COLD *STOP*

WILL POST SOON *STOP*

STAY TUNED *STOP*

(that’s telegram humor for those of you that don’t watch old westerns LOL)

Foul Murder