Human can live with no god.

Another reason is that even if there is no god, humans continue to seek meaning in their lives, thus there are several reason including most people did not believe in life after death because most atheists avoid using concepts like "soul" in favor of phrases like "consciousness" or "awareness. " As one atheist expressed it, "when I die and go, my conscious life will come to an end, my connections with others will come to an end, and I will simply be gone. " My legacy will live on in the memories of those I knew, those who loved me, and those who remember me (Cremation & Atheism: What do Atheists Believe About Death). Next is that most successful people do not believe in god, but still know meaning in their life. There are two primary ways in which a human existence might be meaningful. It could have a meaning imparted from without—what we could call objective rather than subjective meaning. It could, on the other hand, have a meaning that comes from within, one that is self-ascribed and determined it's easy to understand how human existence in general, and individual human lives in particular, could have objective meaning in all three senses mentioned above, from a Christian perspective. Our lives would have a purpose, which our Creator would define and disclose So, what else could give our lives objective meaning? It's difficult to see what feasible options an atheist has. We don't have the room to explore all the possibilities here, but it appears that any external meaning would have to come from whatever we attribute our existence to. Humans are the products of naturalistic evolutionary processes, according to the current atheistic story: cosmic evolution followed by biological evolution. Moreover, we would prefer to live in full recognition of the fact that there is no God, embracing the consequences, even if it makes us less joyful. We had good reasons to get out of bed in the morning. People looked to us for help. We may have also had significant duties to play while raising a family, caring for loved ones, or running a household. We could have been the engines that kept our families afloat. Leisure activities are fantastic ways to add more delight to our life, but they are insufficient to bring ultimate happiness. We still want others to be interested in what we have to say and how we feel. It's possible that we'd like to contribute to something bigger than ourselves. We want for a life that has significance because we want to figure out what we still have to offer the world