It sounds like you are proud of the bigotry and intolerance of your country...in fact you advise intolerance in the USA! Please stay in Indonesia, you don't even understand what liberty means! Atheism is illegal in your country and yet you think that atheists should be out in the public square protesting blasphemy laws-so they can be arrested and executed! Sounds like your dream scenario. ...more

It sounds like you are proud of the bigotry and intolerance of your country...in fact you advise intolerance in the USA! Please stay in Indonesia, you don't even understand what liberty means!

Atheism is illegal in your country and yet you think that atheists should be out in the public square protesting blasphemy laws-so they can be arrested and executed! Sounds like your dream scenario.

FYI: atheists do protest blasphemy laws; are against male and female genital mutilation (both of which are religious practices); and we disapprove of religions proportionally.

Christianity is no better or worse than Islam!less

So, if our currency had the motto, "In Satan We Trust" Christians would have no problem with that, no complaint would adhere because you could just use plastic, your rights are irrelevant, is that correct? The "Pledge of Allegiance" aides Christians in the indoctrination of children to belief in fictional characters, variously called God, god, the Lord, the Lord God, Jehovah, Yahweh etc. Free...more

So, if our currency had the motto, "In Satan We Trust" Christians would have no problem with that, no complaint would adhere because you could just use plastic, your rights are irrelevant, is that correct?

The "Pledge of Allegiance" aides Christians in the indoctrination of children to belief in fictional characters, variously called God, god, the Lord, the Lord God, Jehovah, Yahweh etc. Freedom of Conscience must not apply, if one is not a Christian, right biblemoth?

Eventually, we atheists will win out, the motto will be struck down, the PoA will be amended to its original formulation and Christians ability to foist their religion on everyone in the public square will be curtailed.less

Your deity doesn't bother me at all, it doesn't exist but you know that already! It's Christians who insist on pushing their religion on everyone who bother atheists. Some Christians insist that their deity be promoted above everything else in public endeavors everyday all over the USA. Their deity must have a place on our currency despite the First Amendments' Free Exercise Clause and the fa...more

Your deity doesn't bother me at all, it doesn't exist but you know that already! It's Christians who insist on pushing their religion on everyone who bother atheists.

Some Christians insist that their deity be promoted above everything else in public endeavors everyday all over the USA. Their deity must have a place on our currency despite the First Amendments' Free Exercise Clause and the fact that it offends and makes second class citizens of those, like myself, do not have trust in deities.

Some Christians insist that a Congressionally revised "Pledge of Allegiance" be recited by children in public schools, again a violation of the FA FEC. The addition of "in god" to the pledge, in fact, now makes the pledge divisive, contravening the "indivisibility" previously promoted by the original pledge.

Some Christians in every town, city or state of this great nation always insist that their deity be prayed to at every public meeting, sports event or before governmental bodies...but I'm sure that you will go right on claiming the same thing: that atheists are bothered and threatened by your impotent deity, when you already know that isn't the case.less