Atheists are Delusional

Opening StatementsI don't completely agree with the definition provided by my opponent. I'll provide an alternative instead by Dictionary. comDelusional: Having false or unrealistic beliefs or opinions [1]. I'll start with rebuttals and counter-arguments considering my position & BoP forces me to start with rebuttals Rebuttals and Counter ArgumentsI'll start by saying that my opponent is nearly entirely subjective in their argument. There is no foundation that an atheist doesn't have morals as I am an atheist myself and I have done quite well by refraining from killing the 4 people I walked by today. There is no delusion in morals other than the admittance of it being a man-made concept under the principles of guilt and humanity, which offers a code to live by in society [2]. Morality is not derived from the Bible, yet more by instinct [3] as animals have feelings of compassion as does mankind [4]. I should also say, just in case my opponent was hinting, Charles Darwin isn't our "great leader". Regarding the meaning of life and my opponent thinking life is pointless knowing there is no admittance to a life in the next, that claim is ridiculous. The definition of atheism is "disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods" [5]. An atheist may belief in re-incarnation or next life after death. I'll still attempt to persuade you that there is no delusion in living life, as I do believe there is nothingness after death. The instinct of fear which pumps adrenaline is for the purpose of keeping oneself alive [6]. You cannot escape instinct if you don't have any mental condition which blocks fear or other instinctual features. Without just fear helping in life, the brain has the ability to pump your body with dopamine [7], a neurotransmitter that is actually the feeling of goodness and happiness. Feelings are created by neurotransmitters, and dopamine is considered an addictive (Refer to Source 7). This neurotransmitter is 'designed' (By evolution) for making life worthwhile, instead of living in fear of death. My opponent may bring up suicide which I have a rebuttal for. Suicide can be the reaction of depression (Or mass serotonin release, designed to initiate a horrible feeling that forces you to avoid the incident which caused it again; AKA the neurotransmitter of depression [8]), which brings such an unbearable feeling, the only way out may be considered death [9]. Suicide is not just found as an advanced emotion in humans, but animals as well when they feel death is the only alternative to such a destructive feeling [10]. The next argument of my opponent states that without divine power, there is no foundation for morals which I absolutely destroyed with the material foundation and argument I provided in the beginning of my rebuttals. Please refer to that argument. My opponent brings up the meaning of life, which doesn't mean an atheist is delusional simply because he will never find out why. I am OK by saying that I won't know, and I may never know. Such a statement by my opponent can simply be countered because since the religious can't find an answer, they fabricate one, regardless of the physical impossibilities the Bible says [11]. There is no other foundation my opponent provides to prove the meaning of life in an atheist is the product of being delusional. ConclusionThose are my points against the arguments of my opponent. My opponent can't change the mutual definition of "delusional", and if we can't agree to a definition of 'delusional', then it is up to the voters to decide. Otherwise, his or her current logic would dictate that the belief of anything is delusional simply because it can't be proven. For example, you cannot prove that you exist simply because the information of your existence is relative. Sources[1] . http://www.dictionary.com...[2] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[3] . http://www.nytimes.com...[4] . http://greatergood.berkeley.edu...[5] . http://www.oxforddictionaries.com...[6] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[7] . https://www.psychologytoday.com...[8] . http://www.webmd.com...[9] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[10] . https://en.wikipedia.org...[11] . http://www.freethoughtdebater.org...