Ancient Greeks, then Romans, invented atheism

[TylerDurden]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3453719/History-shows-atheism-natural-humans-religion-aren-t-wired-believe-God-Cambridge-professor-claims.html

It may have been that atheism existed even  in palaeolithic times. At any rate,  even if not, palaeolithic societies almost certainly embraced animist-religions wherein every animal or plant contained a spirit within. These would have implied a much lower annihilation of Nature(well, aside from the extinction of very large mammals in Europe, Australia etc.). My point being that polytheistic societies, and to a much greater extent monotheistic societies, are much more harmful to the environment and far more unnatural to humans and their natural (palaeo) way of life.

[goodsamaritan]

I think atheism is in born.
Some of us are born without a mind control chip.

[Alive]

God created me not to believe in him 

[Brad462]

I have some bibles to sell you... 

[goodsamaritan]

That is the definition of atheism from a religious person's point of view.

I would consider myself an open minded person and that is not my definition.

If you read some of my entries here, I lean more in the direction of the humans were created by ancient aliens.