Thread: Do atheists argue, disagree, or debate about atheism together?

If so, under what context? Because I know that some atheists don't agree with Dawkins, so you know? is the debate basically like this:

"There is no God"

"No, you are wrong there REALLY isn't a God"

What is the best way to express a negative? Is there even more than one ways to express a negative?

Dawkins says a lot of things, those books are quite thick. It would be quite possible, for example, for two atheists to debate his views on 'selfishness', with one agreeing with him and one disagreeing.

Are you really this stupid?

Poor you.

There's really nothing to debate:

Person1: "There is no god."

Person2: "I SAY!......yep, you're totally right."

None of us believe in any god, but other than that we don't agree on much.

Atheists don't need secular denominations.
We have a very simple doctrine.

There are 'strong' atheists and 'weak' atheists:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_atheist

The article mentions implicit atheists, who are people who haven't thought much about gods. Newborn babies would fit into this category.

Atheists can disagree about many things related to atheism. One topic is whether or not any good can come from religion. Some atheists see the good that is done in the name of religion while others see only the bad.