Atheists do you believe in personal responsibility?

I choose to take personal responsibility because it leads to a better quality of life.

Personal responsibility is not dependent on your belief system - an atheist is just as likely to have a positive attitude to personal responsibility as any believer....

WE do not go to a priest and get absolution--over and over again--so yes, I'd say we do believe in personal responsibility.

Well I'm not an atheist, but regardless of your religious despositions, every person has personal responsibility.

If you are talking about morals - personal morals, I don't mean to say it in a bad way, but religion has nothing to do with morality. Religion can compliment morality to a degree, but it is not the foundation.

Personal responsibility??? How can responsibility NOT be personal?

No, I don't 'believe' in it. I *know* that I am personally responsible for myself because I am sane and rational. Unless I do something in sleep or other altered consciousness states, I am fully responsible for everything that I do and that is a fact, not a matter of mere belief.

Define what exactly you're talking about plz. If you mean free will, no. If you mean legal culpability, yes.

Yes, because why should I leave it up to other people to look after me? I am not saying help me, but why should other people bother to do things for me if I cannot be asked to do it myself.

I'm not sure, but I think I have missed the question completely...

What's not to believe?

No I don't. Thank you