What does he teach?
Way to go in placating the masses! God should not be feared after all, He does not require divine justice and will merely accommodate your expectation and annihilate you.
The fear of going nowhere after death, ie., extinction, is as great as going to some underworld to be punished.
You don't get to say this about everybody.
And neither does Seneca, or anybody else you might quote who is of the same opinion.
He also says that people can deny that they fear death when far away from it but the closer it approaches the truth becomes manifest. Get back to me when you are feeble, arthritic, and your heart giving out. When you have lots of time to reflect on your life, your choices, and what you did with it. You will not feel so bold to say then what you are saying now.
No, its not.
Really?
Of course its available. What about those who do not make use of the availability... They get an to be destroyed, so no worries hey?
Your flippancy about eternal destruction is what is worrisome.
Two thirds of humans are not aware of this.
Flippant about something that every Atheist believes and accepts as something they can make peace with...
Ah, universalism - Ok
Some atheists believe in an afterlife.
Mat 11:25 At that time Jesus declared, “I thank you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that you have hidden these things from the wise and understanding and revealed them to little children;