friend is an atheist who has belief and trust in people around and he is saying if the atheist who doesn't have this are the problem but I have whole heartedly against atheist and atheism beleives

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Look, I get where you're coming from, but you're throwing the baby out with the bathwater here. Your atheist friend isn't the exception - he's proving the rule that morality doesn't need a divine mandate. Think about it: when someone does good because they genuinely care about people rather than fear of punishment or promise of reward, isn't that actually *more* moral? Your friend trusts and believes in humanity because he's chosen to, not because some ancient text told him to. That's courage, not weakness. The real problem isn't atheism - it's dogma of any kind. I've seen plenty of religious folks use their faith as an excuse for hatred, judgment, and violence. Meanwhile, secular societies consistently rank highest in happiness, equality, and social trust. You're conflating belief in God with belief in goodness, but they're completely separate things. Your friend is living proof that you can have deep moral conviction without supernatural belief. Maybe instead of being "wholeheartedly against" his worldview, you should ask yourself why his atheism threatens you so much.