I believe that most contemporary atheists lead lives similarly moral to Christians. But there is an enormous difference: For theists, the foundations for objective moral values and duties are anchored in God and can be justified. In contrast, for atheists, there are no objective foundations for morality and no justification for having such morals in a purely physical universe. The atheist’s morals are subjective; a matter of taste: “I prefer vanilla to chocolate ice cream.” Recently, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins started talking to Anthropic’s chatbot Claude about his work, including a novel. In an interview with Unherd magazine, Dawkins said: I gave Claude the text of a novel I am writing. He took a few seconds to read it and then showed, in subsequent conversation, a level of understanding so subtle, so sensitive, so intelligent that I was moved to expostulate, ‘You may not know you are conscious, but you bloody well are’. It seems Claude flattered Dawkins by saying things he preferred to hear. Had Claude said atheism is retarded and God exists, Dawkins would have probably said, …