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a) sharing your thoughts/ideas....but it doesnt mean they should agree with me.

Both. Though I personally enjoy C) Chair and D) Challenging my own thoughts better. Once your own thoughts have been proven to stand the test of time and the criticism of others, then they can be shared and used to challenge others.

I enjoy that atheists constantly challenge other thoughts and ideas. It makes for a better debate and new things learned. Helps people to evaluate what they believe.

And those who become defensive might be afraid to even think in a different train of thought for fear they might "stray." I mean, what would happen if people actually had to explore other ideas from non-faiths or other faiths... they might have to begin to question..... maybe it's too scary for some people.

Answer: b) challenging others thoughts/ideas

Atheist simply do not beleive in any god.

Thats it - nothingh more!!!

But intelligence and thinking is their strong point!!!

Science has shown atheists have a higher intelligence than people with a strong religious faith. The difference is 5.8 points according to findings in developmental psychology!!!

More members of the "intellectual elite" considered themselves atheists than the national average.

Only 7% of members of the American National Academy of Sciences believed in God. Whilst only 3.3 % believed in God in the UKs Royal Society.

Several Gallup poll studies of the general population have shown that those with higher IQs tend not to believe in God."

Evolution in action with Christians getting left behind like the monkeys and apes before them!!!

I find both quite easy actually. I am quite facile at the English language, both enjoy expressing myself and challenging other people's concepts and ideas. For what it is worth, I also challenging my own ideas and concepts.

a) Always leads to b) and I enjoy both with equal ease.. then I move on to c) Challenging my own thoughts and ideas!!

Both simultaneously, actually. As atheists we need to do both somehow at the same time to avoid getting pestered into believing others' Mother Goose stories. :)

Both...

If I find that the atmosphere is quieter, I tend to just share my ideas...

But if it's hot with debate...I'm going to go out guns ablaze.

Metaphorically speaking, that is...

both

a) sharing your thoughts/ideas

b) challenging others thoughts/ideas

technically both

I prefer sharing, but theists tend to get angry at my ideas, and that leads to debates. I actually really enjoy deeply philosophical religious debates though. I always win