Yeah it was a typing error. I meant to say Christian men don't treat women as second class citizens.... Sorry for the mistake.Did you mean to write that Muslim men do this; treat women as second class citizens?
Also, if you don’t mind returning to the OP, do you find Atheists speak with hate or love toward others? Or are they neutral? I’ve found a mixed bag. The Atheists I’ve personally known are relatively aloof. Nice enough when you approach them socially but they don’t have great Atheist charities or Atheist causes, like March of Dimes, literacy, clean water projects, feeding the hungry, educating the illiterate, etc.
As far as Atheists hating other Atheists, I truly have not seen it— making allowances for disagreements AT LEAST as much as Christians disagree on doctrine. Let me be clear, disagreement is not hate. My one Atheist friend intellectually disagrees with all, including all Atheists, who don’t subscribe to Ayn Rand’s Objectivism. However, that is not at all the same as hating them.
On your question.. I think some atheists do speak with hate, but so do some religious people.... Atheists definitely get involved in charitable work, I've done it myself in the past although I don't think that there are specific atheist organisations?
I've met plenty of atheists that I don't like very much but I wouldn't go as far as to say I hate them.
I'll go fix the typo.
