Scoobes said:
You get extremes on both side, but like I said, atheist extremism is born of a desire to counter religious extremism (a lot of atheist arguments are countering extreme religious views rather then mainstream religious views). Although personally, I think if you're going to put a cross on the 9/11 memorial you should probably also put the religious symbols of all the religions from all the people that died that day and if the school is paid for by the state, then praying should be optional. That's just my personal view though. |
More generally speaking, fundamental ('neo') atheism is born of a desire to counter pretty much every value your own family, society and culture set up for you (not that i think there's anything wrong or right with that), like most counterculture ideologies supported by arrogant rebellious western teens on the net.







