As you stated, we atheists do not believe we have souls. To sell our non-existent souls to you would be fraud. Although I cannot speak for everyone, my moral code doesn't allow that.Athiests: I am buying souls
Since you don't believe you have a soul, I would like to buy it from you. I am paying $5.00 for your soul. It's very simple- PM me, I PM you the form, you fill it out and PM it back to me and I PayPal you $5.00.
$5.00? Satan's offering fame and fortune.
Athiests: I am buying souls
Do you believe they can be transferred from one person to another?
Interesting. Which religion do you follow?
Call it half a million and I'll sell you my soul. Surely you appreciate the fact that it's in good condition, is a very rare item, and is in fact very collectable.
Second thought.
If you include this text on the bill of sale:
"I acknowledge that I have been informed by the seller that souls do not exist."
Then, the transaction would not be fraudulent (in my eyes at least) and I will happily sell you my non-existent soul. But, my minimum price is $27.
I follow my own religion.
Sorry, your wording wouldn't work. It implies I might have a soul. I can't morally stipulate to something I regard as false. The number 27 has personal significence unrelated to this transaction. I thought of asking for $666 but I decided that might imply that I believed in the devil or some other mythical creature, which would also make the transaction fraudulent.How about "If I have a soul, I am selling it to ________"?
$27? $5 is my buying price. Why would an athiest pick $27? 3X3X3?
Since you don't believe you have a soul, I would like to buy it from you. I am paying $5.00 for your soul.
What are you going to do with them?