Many people are hesitant to identify as atheists because of the social stigma they may face, making it hard to pinpoint connections and differences among this group.
You can keep using empty words as much as you want, your anti-atheist stance is very transparent. To clarify, I support any atheist regardless of what they do or how they do it. Most atheists have better morals than religious zealots like you, and even if they didn’t there is nothing they could do to top all the evil atrocities Christianity has done in millennia and is still doing. If you believe in a god or in fairies that’s your right, but when you start lobbying to get legislation passed to satisfy your delusions we have a problem.
I’ve been an atheist longer than you’ve been alive. It’s just that I don’t like seeing what people like you are doing to it. Now you may go ahead and accuse me of being against the very thing I’m trying to protect, but tell me-
Which one of us is exemplifying the one thing they seem to hate the most? Me, trying to explain how hating on others for their choice to believe in a deity is bad for the ideology of atheism, or you- defending those who hate others for their choice to believe in a deity?
I’m going to block you now as I generally don’t see you having anything worthwhile to offer any discussion I might find myself in.
You can keep using empty words as much as you want, your anti-atheist stance is very transparent. To clarify, I support any atheist regardless of what they do or how they do it. Most atheists have better morals than religious zealots like you, and even if they didn’t there is nothing they could do to top all the evil atrocities Christianity has done in millennia and is still doing. If you believe in a god or in fairies that’s your right, but when you start lobbying to get legislation passed to satisfy your delusions we have a problem.
ROFL!
I’ve been an atheist longer than you’ve been alive. It’s just that I don’t like seeing what people like you are doing to it. Now you may go ahead and accuse me of being against the very thing I’m trying to protect, but tell me-
Which one of us is exemplifying the one thing they seem to hate the most? Me, trying to explain how hating on others for their choice to believe in a deity is bad for the ideology of atheism, or you- defending those who hate others for their choice to believe in a deity?
I’m going to block you now as I generally don’t see you having anything worthwhile to offer any discussion I might find myself in.