Question #1: "How do you feel about atheism?" 

Let's start by deconstructing the construct of this question. The notion of asking how one "feels" about atheism can imply a sense of influence or validation over someone else's beliefs. It's crucial to understand that beliefs are deeply personal and subjective. Everyone has the right to their own beliefs without judgment or superiority.

I share my perspective, not as an atheist but as someone who respects diverse beliefs. Atheism, as I've learned from my friends and followers, is often defined as the absence of belief in a higher power or gods. It's a personal stance that doesn't necessarily imply a specific moral or ethical framework. Many atheists focus on humanism and morality, emphasizing the value and agency of human beings and their right to make choices without external interference.

Atheists often appreciate intellectual autonomy and a critical examination of religious doctrines. They respect diverse perspectives and have a keen focus on human rights, equality, and social justice. It's essential to remember that these beliefs do not judge or invalidate others' beliefs. Instead, they represent a journey of self-discovery and understanding.