... most part, the people you read in here are the vocal and opinionated ones. Whether they’re atheists or theists, the opinions you’re most likely to read are those that are the most expressed. And the contention ... reads it makes people think they can argue instead just answer. So the atheists get annoyed with the idiotic theist questions/answers and the theists get annoyed with the arrogant ...

... that it's a form of denial, that there are no real atheists, and that there are no atheists in foxholes. This introduction to atheism answers most of the most common questions and mistakes about atheism. Read Article: Atheism 101: Introduction to Atheism & Atheists Atheism 101: Introduction to Atheism & Atheists (Updated!) originally appeared on ...

... who they are.” First of it’s not at all clear to me why an New Atheist has to avoid such questions. Admittedly many do tend towards a vulgar positivism, but I don’t see any ... atheism (if true) seems an atheism continuing to take the question of God seriously. Something the New Atheists don’t. Indeed their target includes such inquiry as they feel the God question answered. ...

Anthony Horvath Christian Apologist Says Church is Producing Atheists By Michelle Vu|Christian Post Reporter Churches are producing atheists by not answering the questions of young people and explaining why they believe in the Bible, said a Christian apologist who works with young adults. Anthony Horvath, who was formerly an atheist himself after years of Christian education, pointed out that

... 't know the answer, one of your phalanx will. But one thing about all of these extremists: their questions are always convenient. And the answers ignore the inconvenient, or contradictory. (That is if ridicule ... or in the heavens will persuade you away from the righteousness of it. It's probably best to resort to ridicule in such situations. Pharyngula is Slashdot for atheists. Carolyn Ann

... religious attitudes and their parents approaches to parenting. He also asked their parents the same questions. Duriez used a rather nifty measure of religion, specially developed at the Center ... tradition). So... drum roll... who makes better parents? Well, it turns out that there was no difference between atheists and strong religious believers on the amount of support given to children, how ...