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More Atheist Evangelism?

Asked by NigelRocks in Philosophy & Religion

Folks,

If you haven't seen "The Invention of Lying", I would advise you not to unless you enjoy being blind-sided with an absurd anti-religious rant while all the while thinking you'd come to see a cute romantic comedy.

The subjects of whether or not atheists evangelize has been discussed in other threads on this site, and I've felt I demonstrated that the answer to that question is very much in the affirmative. Outbursts like this from the "new atheism" make it virtually unnecessary for me to "demonstrate" anythng. I can only imagine the outcry from that same group if the plot of the movie was to convert Jennifer Garner to Christianity.

So my question is, does anyone still maintain that atheism is some "objective" point of view and that atheists don't have an agenda but are just minding their own business not believing in God? We're only weeks away from watching the same zealots attack nativity scenes, aren't we?

Also, I'm wondering if there are any moderate atheists in existence at all. In other words, does this sort of sneak attack embarrass other atheists? Do other atheists see Ricky Gervais the way a Christian might see Pat Robertson?