atheists

A lot of atheists used to be Christian at one point, and just didn't believe in God any more.

Everyone, them included, bash those 'intolerant' atheists that firmly hold there should not be any room for any religion.

There are many people who left Christianity over issues like that, they became non-practicing or atheists as a result.

The atheists in the story probably spend more time thinking about God than a regular member.

Yes, you are right: taarof is entirely non-religious and practiced by believers and atheists alike.

As an example, most atheists (want to) allow for religions in their world view.

I don't want to attend atheist classes or listen to an atheist preacher or be around evangelical atheists.

For instance, I've heard people say that they became atheists while sitting in a church listening to a sermon.

Why can't I say the same about hardline atheists modulo the stuff about the Torah and faith?

They want to establish a modern, lasting, technology-based police state before it's too late because too many people have woken up and become authority-atheists.

You can have two atheists go before another atheist, who won't invoke any deity, and marry them based on the rules of the state.

Finally, an explanation for why all the presidents are atheists.

The question "What is the difference between religion and mental illness?" is something that has been rehashed thousands of times both by famous philosophers and legions of Internet atheists.

I've started to see the "kingdom of God" Jesus talks about in all kinds of people from all backgrounds -- including atheists and people who are still in the christian religion, and in all other religions or non-religions.

Yes, in my experience, the religious are fond of saying, "You atheists can't prove God does not exist." Yet it's quite simple to prove that a particular God with a particular set of attributes [edit: does or] doesn't exist.

Free speech (as a value) doesn't mean "I need to facilitate everyone else all the time, always and so does everyone else." Free speech (as a value) means "you let me say what I want and I let you say what you want." The KKK can do their own thing and American Atheists can do theirs.

Some time last year I read a bit of Religion for Atheists[0] which touched on some of the same contents.

Atheists don't have the same sense of community that religious people do.