In a regular poll conducted by political scientists Robert Putnam and David Campbell on American political attitudes, atheists recently lost their spot as as the most disliked group in America to the Tea Party. Still, number two is simply way too high in the unpopularity rankings for a group of people who just happen to spend Sunday mornings in bed instead of in church. Read more . . . 

I mean, think about it. There are already National Registrys (sic) for convicted sex offenders, ex-convicts, terrorist cells, hate groups like the KKK, skinheads, radical Islamists, etc . . . Now, many (especially the atheists), may ask “Why do this, what’s the purpose ?” Duhhh, Mr Atheist, for the same purpose many States put the names and photos of convicted sex offenders and other ex-felons on the I-Net – to INFORM the public! Read more . . . 

 . . . any religion that requires the acceptance of its ideas on faith alone is admitting that its doctrines cannot stand on their own merits, nor withstand any critical examination. The belief in a god is irrational, as are those who believe . . .  willful ignorance is at the core of a faith that is contrary to the development of knowledge through reason and rationality.  It clearly teaches people not to trust in reason, and to only accept – without question – the dogmas of the church . . .  For the Atheist, evil can best be described as the abandonment of our minds to the minds of others.  We reason that the ability and willingness to stand alone, even when it is unpopular, and tell the majority that they are wrong is the pinnacle of virtue. Read more . . .