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>>it must be a boring life to have no character traits or principles to admire, aspire too or to consider adoreable, or worthy of praise. How sad if one considers nothing is valuable and to have no feelling of guilt or sorrow when you have violated a better judgment and offended another. These are the basic things religion deals with.<<
It has been mentioned before, but it clearly needs to be carved in tablets of stone before you understand it...
Religion may deal with "these basic things"
But it does not have an exclusive franchise on them.
There is nothing about atheism that disqualifies it from these basic traits and emotions. If you believe otherwise, then you are a most severely deluded person.
It is of course entirely possible that you believe none of this at all, and are simply making increasingly ridiculous claims, simply to get a reaction. In which case, I've been well and truly sucked in, so you can stop now.
Have a great day.