The point has been made before, and probably better, but here goes again: and you don't see how that would actually encourage lack of morals?
Someone could use the 7 deadly sins list and the 10 commandments as a checklist of sins to do for all his life. Murder, rape, steal, show no compassion whatsoever, etc. Let's throw in paedophilia and a abortions too, since they seem special to you. But then if on his deathbed he goes, "boohoo, I accept that Jesus already died for all that", he's apparently good for eternal reward.
At the risk of Goodwinning the thread, how do you know Hitler didn't pray to Jesus before he died?
How about Goebbels? Not only he was instrumental in the whole monstrosity, but he and his wife poisoned their own children the night their Fuehrer died. Apparently a world without Hitler wasn't good enough for their children. They gave the children morphine shots to get them asleep, then Martha herself stuffed her own children with cianide pills, under her husband's eyes. The oldest daughter, aged 12, apparently struggled against the injection, so they beat her up and poisoned her.
But you're telling me that even such an atrocity can be good enough for eternal reward, if one only prays to Jesus afterwards?
WTF? Then what base do all the fundies have to tell me that I'm immoral or outright evil if I'm an atheist? They're the ones who think _any_ evil is as good as forgiven if you just invoke Jesus. _I_ don't have such a lullaby for my conscience.