Atheist Aspies

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I'm an Atheist.

I'm supportive of other people's religions, but I don't practice/believe in one myself.

Atheist here too, religion hasn't done me any good so I gave the entire thing up. Its a lot better this way.

I am undiagnosed, but have had suspicions of ASD since I was 11. I am also an Atheist. Unfortunately, I go to a Christian school. I also am not a hypocrite, so my religious views are widely known in my school. My Christian Education teacher also knows.

I think I'm definitely an atheist although could be classified as an agnostic. I personally don't have any probable clues if divine exists or not, but almost always seems that doesn't.

Greetings. I am an atheist for sure, but have found myself to specifically be a secular humanist, a sub-type for my atheism.

i like to think about metaphysics sometimes, but, well, that's it. i see religion as an anthropological phenomenon. i don't care either way about god, just as i don't care either way about the color of dark matter. and if that sounds like a loaded statement, it's because it is . just don't try to proselytize me, and we're all good. that's how i see it. i was raised catholic anyway

if i ever had children (not gonna happen), i would want them to have some contact with religion. it doesn't matter which, as long as it's not fundamentalist. i never believed in santa (and was never expected to), but i did believe in god, so there's that . i think the exposure and even the magical belief is good for children in several ways

im an atheist but i do believe religious teachings about the soul correlate eerily similar to consciousness. i like obe's and meditation

I'm atheist. Well technically I'm Buddhist, but were basically just peaceful atheist that believe in reincarnation. It counts as atheist, since we don't believe in a god. And no we don't worship the Buddha. He was just a great man who lived that I have a lot of respect for and would like to be more like.

Buddhism intrigues me, but I honestly don't think I'd make a good Buddhist. For one thing, I tend to be too attached to material goods and worldly desires.

I understand what u mean. I can be materialistic sometimes too. You don't really have to commit to much, unless ur a Buddhist monk. It's really just about being peaceful. You mainly just have to go by these 5 rules, called the 5 moral perceptions. No killing, stealing, lying, sexually assaulting/harassing or drinking/doing drugs. And try to meditate and maybe do some yoga and that's about all the requirements.

Dawkins-style Agnostic Atheist here. I'm technically agnostic, but to me the odds are so low it's basically atheism.

I don't consider myself an atheist per se, but I've never been impressed with organized religion. I've just always thought it was boring, oppressive, and hypocritical.

'Nother aspie atheist here. I was a Mormon (like the rest of my family) until about 2 months ago when I realized that I had no observations at all backing up my beliefs so I ditched that religion in favor of atheism.

Oh, just two months ago? Welcome to the club. ^.^

*raises hand* one right here!