There's always an atheist, that atheists hate more than the rest.

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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.
Yeah it was a typing error. I meant to say Christian men don't treat women as second class citizens.... Sorry for the mistake.

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.
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No, Islam needs to drag itself into the 21st century...


Stop with the FGM, stop with the subjugation of women and stop with the us and them mentality.

Islam is a regressive ideology. The human condition always goes backwards when they take over a region. Oil made the Middle East wealthy, not Islamic ideology.

We could live in peace, believing in a God or not. Unfortunately people are power hungry stupid and territorial.

The problem of sin cannot be over come by lecture.

There will never be peace on this planet as long as humans exist....

Criminals historically make up 2 - 3% of a population. To organize takes an ideology. Islam is not just criminal in terms of stealing freedom, it is the most evil ideology in human history. Muslims are the biggest victims of evil Islamic ideology.

We've always come up with excuses to kill eachother...

Again, the problem of sin. The first born human was a murderer.
 

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Yes, it's the ideology that's the problem, unfortunately it doesn't take many bad apples to establish it.
The Holocaust is a case in point.
 

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Well we differ on when and how the first born human arrived, but I agree that humans are to blame for the state of the planet.
 

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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?

Yea, that was my point; specific Atheist organizations whose mission is charity or other social benefit mission. They don’t exist. In fact, there is no Atheist organization and it makes sense because it is inherently nihilistic. And this makes me have more sympathy for Atheists than their stand against God; no purpose to their life.

Sure, anyone can reason that if I don’t see it (or evidence of it), it doesn’t exist as far as I’m concerned. I’m reminded of a great article by Ayn Rand, Philosophy, Who Needs It? This should be required reading at every school in the world to be studied in every 9th grade civics class. Where you and I have more in common than some Christians and I is you and I are more practical. Christendom has become overly spiritualized, ignoring soulful needs. We need a purpose and guide on how to live, what to strive for in the here and now.

I’ve strongly criticized Christian pastors for abdicating the field of the public square. If the Bible cannot guide us in the top 20 issues of the day, what practical good is it? It is unconscionable that Christian leaders leave their flock to ravenous wolves in practical living.
  1. PUBLIC POLICY A. Oppose
  2. PUBLIC POLICY B. Support
  3. PUBLIC POLICY C. Oppose
Based on the Bible. Let’s say A is abortion, B is controlling migration and the border and C is having public debt, except for emergencies, like war. My Atheist friend also introduced me to axiomatic analysis; once one thinks about an issue to the fundamental level, one no longer needs to keep up with every fact and chain of logic in a new application of said issue. There is nothing new under the sun.

I don’t believe it brings glory to God to sing kum-by-ya while the heritage of our ancestral lands are taken over by Satanic hordes. Same with Christian persecution around the world. World Watch List 2026
 

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Well we differ on when and how the first born human arrived

In the last 2 decades, I have chosen to embrace a Bible based culture, sayings, customs and ancient explanations and accounts as foundational. This is somewhat a reaction to what I perceived as a deliberately ever changing landscape from modernism.

Remember how Jesus warned of the narrow path and few find it? We succumb to the sin of laziness on one end and busyness on the other. Satan certainly uses information to flood God’s children with anxiety to keep up. Did you hear the latest? There’s a lot of emerging science on the problem of endless scrolling. I’ve chosen to be rationally ignorant to protect my inner peace.

I find this tact upsets all the right people. tsml
 
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My mistake @Wrangler

There are atheist organisations, just researching worldwide one's but here are a few.


Direct Aid & Humanitarian Charities

• Foundation Beyond Belief: A prominent humanist foundation that organizes global volunteerism and philanthropy across areas like poverty relief, disaster response, environmental protection, and human rights.
• Atheists Helping the Homeless: Grassroots groups (such as in Washington, D.C.) that directly distribute food, clothing, and hygiene products to unhoused individuals without religious strings attached.
• Secular Rescue: An initiative that protects and relocates endangered secular bloggers, human rights defenders, and apostates facing persecution or death sentences abroad.
• Atheist Alliance International (Atheist Support Network): Provides critical assistance, shelter, and advocacy for atheists and ex-Muslims facing arrest or danger in countries where blasphemy or apostasy is heavily criminalized.

Support & Recovery Networks

• Recovering from Religion (RFR): A charity offering peer support, a 24/7 helpline, and community-building resources for people navigating faith deconstruction, religious trauma, or a loss of community.
• Secular Therapy Project: A vetted network that connects individuals with licensed, non-religious mental health professionals.
• Secular AA / AA Agnostica: Religion-free recovery groups tailored for atheists and agnostics seeking support with addiction.

Advocacy, Education & Civil Rights

• Humanists UK: A British charity that advances ethical, non-religious living, lobbies for secular education and human rights, and offers humanist ceremonies.
• National Secular Society: Campaigns exclusively in the UK to separate religion from state institutions and challenge religious privilege.
• Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF): A U.S.-based nonprofit defending the constitutional separation of church and state through public education and legal action.
• American Humanist Association & Center for Inquiry: Promote science, rational public policy, and civil liberties for non-religious people.
 
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