Atheism has no clear written directives for morals, and no written examples, except, of course, when the atheist accepts parts of God-religions.
That why atheists cannot Love.
If you can't love you cannot live Life.
If you want my view in this problem is: uncertain people that do not even have the guts to admit that they are atheist.
They simply live in the limbo and are fight for their happiness while we fight for our life.
Thank You.
Actually...
When a person who is 50 years old remembers back to the time when he was 30, it seemed that time went by a lot slower back then. And 20 was even slower. And 10-years-old took even longer for a single year to go by. I remember my fifth birthday. It took, like, forever for the next year to go by until I was 6. Here's the point.
How long did it take for the first month in Mommy's tummy to go by? A billion years? In other words, in Mommy's tummy I was experiencing millions or billions of years worth of time when compared to the time of one year when I am 50. Think about what I am saying here.
The further point? Practice makes perfect. In all those times in Mommy's tummy, I was practicing the love of God that was bringing me into being.
Sure, it only takes a hundred years or so outside of Mommy's tummy for me to push myself outside of the practice of love that I had in Mommy's tummy. But even the atheist or unbeliever in God can't easily push himself outside of all those practice times in Mommy's tummy.
The final point? Even the atheist has some form of warped love. And even the believer in God has warped aspects of the love that he holds.