You do realize a lot of atheist stopped using this argument when they found out that a lot of those passages were being taken out of context or they were from the OT which was jewish and had at the time had a different culture?
Nope, i don't realize that because it is false for one, we can go over the morally wicked passages of the Bible and discuss the context and its relevance if you want, but i'm definitely quite convinced that a lot of passages in the Bible are moraly unjustifiable whatever the context. (Justifiable for dark ages morals sure, but not by an omnibenevolent God's morals)
according to atheism, if there is no god then there is no after life to fear or look forward too, and thus there is no punishment for what you do in this life. So there is no such thing as right or wrong, just what you think feels good or what you want to do because there is nothing to fear and no punishment for what you do to others
Oh wow, you went there. Atheism represent the disbelief in any deities (and more narrowly, the belief that there is no deity). Thats it. There is no ideology tied to atheism.
The thing is, i try to do good because i have my own set of morals, that are based on reason and education. I don't do good because i fear punishement, no. If fact, if the only reason you do good is because you are afraid of punishement, then you are not really a good person.
edit: lol i can't believe you are using Phil Robertson's arguments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jvKi221I4Q
Edited 2/3/2016 22:09:17