There are no stupid questions. There are simply questions that reflect a different point of view.
Some of which are stupid, from my point of view.
I’ll give my answers.
“Why do atheists hate god”?
I don’t.
“Do atheists worship Satan”?
I don’t. YMMV
“Isn’t atheism just another religion”?
No.
“Why do atheists want to go to hell”?
There is no Hell.
“Why don’t atheists want to go to heaven”?
There is no Heaven.
“Doesn’t it take just as much faith to be an atheist as it does to be a believer”?
No. Faith is the issue. And it’s your issue, not mine.
“What evidence would be sufficient for atheists to accept god”?
Any. Seriously, just one incontrivertible piece.
“If atheists truly don’t believe in god, why do they spend so much time talking about him”?
I Don’t. You do. And it’s impossible to interact with you without you bringing Him up. I’m also atheist about Ganesha, Kali, Wakan Tanka and the many Kami of Shinto, but surprisingly, you never hear me talking about those. You set the agenda, and that is what gets discussed.
“Why don’t atheists read the holy bible first and then decide if they believe or not”?
Did that. I probably have a better knowledge of the OT than you do, and it really doesn’t help when all of my arguments are countered with “The Devil can use the Scripture to his own ends”. That’s not in either Testament, BTW,
“How can atheists know what is moral without gods guidance? Are atheists so arrogant that they believe they know better about what is right and wrong than god”?
Because some people are just nice. And they don’t need to be carrot-and-sticked into being nice.
“If we evolved from monkeys… why are there still monkeys”?
Because there are still mussels and still winkles, even though one evolved from the other. Our common ancestor split into two directions millions of years ago. Also Monkeys, whilst primates, aren’t apes. We’re descended from apes.
“What evidence do atheists have to prove there isn’t a god”?
You can’t prove a negative. And the burden of proof is on you, claiming something, not me, denying it.
“Atheists. What if you are wrong and god does exist”?
That’s my problem. What makes you think it is yours?
Atheists. What are you going to say to god on Judgement Day when you stand before him and he asks why you didn’t believe in him”?
Nothing. Because only you believe that is going to happen. I know it is not.
“If there is no God, why is there so much good in the world”?
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAA.
“How do atheists explain all of the obvious miracles that defy explanation”?
Such as? And if there are any, then I’d say that they defy explanation.
“If atheists don’t believe in god why are they always so angry when we talk about him”?
I’m not.
“If god doesn’t exist, how can hundreds of prophecies written in the bible have come true”?
List three. Just three. No?
“Do atheists believe that they can live without God”?
Yes, evidently. I am alive. Proof positive.
“Isn’t it better to believe in god because when you die and if there isn’t a god it makes no difference anyway, but if there is a god then you are saved from hell and judgment”?
No. Because you will live your life in thrall to people that will tell you what to do, based on their belief. If I am wrong, I’ll have hell in the afterlife, but I won’t have it here, now, when this is the only life I have.
“Will atheists at least admit that without god life has no meaning”?
No. Life has meaning for me every day. I don’t need it to be provided.
“Atheists. Out of hundreds of different unbeliefs that exist… how can you know you have chosen the correct one”?
Ganesha says hi, Christians. You’re all going to Nirvana. Eventually.
“How could something as complex as an eye possibly develop purely by chance and chaos without a god being involved in designing it”?
Because what you see as chance and chaos is not chance and chaos. It’s a millions-year development. You might as well ask “How can the internet result in the iPhone 15?”. Evolution, aggressive exploitation of niches that haven’t been filled by comparable lifeforms.
“What made you become atheist and turn your back on god”?
He made me this way. It’s part of his plan.
Proper answer: Accepting reality, not fiction, as a way of life.
“How can atheists rationally deny that there is more evidence that Jesus Christ lived, died and came back to life than for just about any other event in ancient history”?
The majority of your evidence was written decades after the fact. Whilst I’m prepared to accept that Jesus is a historical figure, that doesn’t make him The Son Of God. Actual person, yes. What you claim him to be, no.
“When I died in hospital, I met god personally before I came back. Many people all over the world have experienced the exact same thing. How can atheists explain this”?
I’m not a doctor. But if I said that King Monkey, Great Sage, Equal Of Heaven tricked you… how would you demonstrate that I was wrong?
“My doctor diagnosed me with cancer and told me I had 6 months to live, I went to the doctor for a checkup 2 years later and the doctors said that all trace of the cancer is gone and he couldn’t explain it. How can atheists deny that this is a miracle”?
The odds of the same number coming up 7 times in roulette are around 1 in a billion. Yet that has happened. The odds of winning the lottery every week are much slimmer than the odds of you being murdered. And yet people win. You equate “immense unlikeliness” with “impossibility”.