There is no God or Gods. - No deliberate "wise" creator.

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There are universal ethical realities "values" that impose on us definite responsibilities. -In a universe without god there is still good and bad, right and wrong.

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A good anything must produce more then it consumes.

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The commodity that is consumed and produced and that is the ultimate source of all value in the universe is conscious confort.- The welfare of any and all feeling beings.

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All positives are essentially the product or consequence of eliminating negatives.- Filling the negative space of "need"

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One persons pleasure can not justify another persons pain. The positive value of an individuals satisfaction is used up by the individual enjoying that state.

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The existence of life on earth may not be a good thing.

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The existence of feeling life in the universe can not fofill any need not created as a consequence of its existence.

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The possibility of feeling life in the universe creates all negative potential as well as all meaning. .

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At best living things can only satisfy some portion of the need created as a consequence of the existence of life and therefor life can never be a productive presence.

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Two directly contradictory descriptions of a given reality cannot both be true.

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Logic demands, that the majority of the world's religious people have an inaccurate understanding of life's origin and meaning or, at minimum, have misidentified which God is God

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It defies rational judgment for any twentieth century person to accept without question the perceptions, conclusions, and in turn, beliefs, of people who didn't know the size or shape of the earth they walked on, or even how to build a decent outhouse.

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The average present-day five-year-old has a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of reality than the wisest of B.C. men

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The illegitimacy of faith as a source of understanding is made evident by the fact that the dictionary definition of faith: "trust or belief without reason or absent evidence" could appropriately be used to define insane.

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