Sentences with phrase «war on atheists»

Why christians should stop the war on atheists: because, because, because, because....

Is this a war on Atheists?

As for Christians complaining about a fake War on Christmas, looks like there is a real War on Atheists.

The so - called «War on Christmas» is actually a War on Atheists being conducted by reactionary theocrats.

Christians should stop their war on atheist.

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true but atheist never killed anyone or started wars or try to make laws restricting rights based on their beliefs as all the other stupid religions do... thats the problem.

The war has been going on since the 60s and it was started by Christians not atheists.

There is no «war on xmas» — atheists don't care what other people choose to believe.

The only war this atheist and any atheist I know has on Christmas is when people like you open their ignorant mouths.

And the Republican war on women (and gays, and blacks, and hispanics, and the poor, and the middle class, and atheists, and Muslims, and the environment, and...) continues.

There is NO war on christmas by atheists.

Disturbing, on CNN's «Belief» blog, an atheist points out the anti-Christmas campaigns under way and then argues that there is no war on Christmas!

If the American Atheist group is causing an atheist war on Christmas, then I ask Christians, with your brothers and sisters in the Westboro Baptist Church, to please stop this Christian war on VeAtheist group is causing an atheist war on Christmas, then I ask Christians, with your brothers and sisters in the Westboro Baptist Church, to please stop this Christian war on Veatheist war on Christmas, then I ask Christians, with your brothers and sisters in the Westboro Baptist Church, to please stop this Christian war on Veterans.

Let's up the ante, we can have Bill O'Reilly state that Atheists have now declared a «Nuclear War on Christmas».

Obviously the people blamed for the bogus «war on Christmas» are atheists and liberals.

I don't really like the Atheist organization declaring war on Christmas.

Have wars been started by an atheist probably., has a war been started by a person who believes they have god on their side..

Atheists DO NOT have a war on Christmas.

But saying all atheists are bitter or f «ed up losers is like saying all christians are blood thirsty murderers based on the crusades Salem witch trials, or wars in Ireland..

What I hate to see from Atheists is a call for a war on religion.

One Atheist actually stating that they should declare «war» on Christians.

As an aside, the irony might be lost on you that, despite the fact that so many atheists here are so quick to note that believers do not have a monopoly on morals, you are essentially proving the point of believers that, from a historical perspective, atheists far more than believers have lacked morals vis - a-vis war and death.

It's not atheists that are winning the war on Christmas, it's Madison Avenue.

It's not atheists who are committing war on christmas.

«I just think the whole war on Christmas story is bizarre» said Greg Epstein, the Humanist Chaplain at Harvard University, who has emerged as another spokesman for the burgeoning atheist movement.

I'm not an atheist, but I never really much about this war on Christmas thing either.

Silverman's tactics might not be what every atheists feel when it comes to the imaginary war on Christmas, but the organization American Atheists does very great work that should be recatheists feel when it comes to the imaginary war on Christmas, but the organization American Atheists does very great work that should be recAtheists does very great work that should be recognized.

In recent years, one organization, American Atheists, has claimed the mantle of prime atheist promoter of the tired «War on Christmas» narrative.

As atheists become more visible in our society, the entire «War on Christmas» back - and - forth feels ugly and unnecessary.

The American Atheists maintain that their latest entry in the annual «War on Christmas» saga is a message to other atheists that they are noAtheists maintain that their latest entry in the annual «War on Christmas» saga is a message to other atheists that they are noatheists that they are not alone.

That said, atheists are genuinely concerned about their personal well - being when masses of disillusioned religious people hold the power to shift climate, start wars, and intrude on everyday activities in the name of an arbitrary * deity.

Every age has an angry atheist and I think we are lucky in having such an entertaining one as Dawkins on the war path.

Some atheist activists are trying to seize the holidays as a time to build bridges with faith groups, while other active unbelievers increasingly see Christmas as a central front in the war on religious faith.

«Why atheists should quit the «War on Christmas»» is very misleading — though no doubt it generates lot of «clicks».

To criticize atheists for simply suggesting alternative ways of thinking is not the same as converting people into your religion or waging wars under the name of your God (who differs obviously depending on which religion you adhere to).

I never waged a war on Christmas and none of the atheists I know have waged a war on Christmas.

Atheists never started a war on another country or civilization based on their perceived beliefs or right or wrong.

I'm a Christian and I don't like militant atheists any better than I like Faux News, but a war on Christmas has never existed.

We atheists have indeed been running a war on Christmas for a long time now.

There is no war on Christmas, but Atheists are finally fighting back in the war on our (dis) beliefs.

But when the Berrigan brothers made opposition to the Vietnam war a cause célèbre for the Catholic left, Wills began a journey that started with Bare Ruined Choirs (a book praising the Berrigans) and concluded with his appointment as the de facto lone Catholic voice on the secular - liberal New York Review of Books, where his articles jostle those by atheist Darwinians and defenders of Roe v. Wade.

The work is based on the personal narratives of six individuals who have fled their countries in response to a range of oppressive conditions: Sarah Ezzat Mardini, who escaped war - torn Syria, José Maria João, a former child soldier from Angola; Mamy Maloba Langa, a survivor from the Democratic Republic of the Congo; Shabeena Saveri, an Indian transgender activist; Luis Nava, a political dissident from Venezuela; and Farah Abdi Mohamed, a young atheist from Somalia.