Atheist should also believe in God:
1- When someone is dead why the family members become very eager to dispose the dead body as soon as possible, where is gone that love ?
Because, to whom we love he is gone from the body. Then question arises, who is gone out of the body? And why immediately the shining of the body also goes just after death?
That was the God in the form of divine light, who left the body at a definite time.
2- We can not take birth without parents, then how come this vast world take birth without a planner a designer or a creator?
I feel really very pity and compassionate upon those people who are not doing anything to earn what they should, but they are just busy in earning the illusion of God and not the God.
However, even being an atheist if someone is doing all the righteous deeds in the life and not jealous or hatred to anyone, and not supporting violence, and consuming pure vegetarian food and beverages, he will at least get again a human birth to achieve the Supreme and believe the Supreme, and at least shall not be dropped into hell.
I mean, while I agree at least with the second point in earnest and I don’t think this was the best argumentation for the post in general, I fundamentally agree with the sentiment, of course. But that’s like saying “why should a neonazi not be racist?” or “why should a Zionist actually try to either make amends and live with the actual locals or just pack up and go back to New York, Florida, Poland, Russia, Germany…?”, it goes against the core of who they have decided to be, it’s non-negotiable.
I would argue instead that atheists should at least believe in fundamental moral truths, that are self evident and only argued against in bad faith/ignorance, and live righteous lives. That way maybe God will forgive their inability to believe and put faith in God, because they strived to be good, and maybe they’ll be in Heaven as well. God’s THE Merciful, maybe it could happen, idk. 🤷