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Atheism and drug addiction (view source)
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Binge drinking is a potent risk factor for suicide.<ref>O'Connell, H; Lawlor, BA (October–December 2005). "Recent alcohol intake and suicidality--a neuropsychological perspective". Irish journal of medical science 174 (4): 51–4</ref> Atheists have a [[Atheism and suicide|higher suicide rate]] than the general population.
Binge drinking is a potent risk factor for suicide.<ref>O'Connell, H; Lawlor, BA (October–December 2005). "Recent alcohol intake and suicidality--a neuropsychological perspective". Irish journal of medical science 174 (4): 51–4</ref> Atheists have a [[Atheism and suicide|higher suicide rate]] than the general population.
== Atheist arrogance and drug addiction ==
== New Atheist arrogance and drug addiction ==
[[File:Richard Dawkins pic.jpg|alt=Richard Dawkins|thumbnail|260px|right|The atheist Chris Arnade wrote: "I also see [[Richard Dawkins]] differently. I see him as a grown up version of that 16-year-old kid, proud of being smart, unable to understand why anyone would believe or think differently from himself. I see a person so removed from humanity and so removed from the ambiguity of life that he finds himself judging those who think differently.<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/dec/24/atheism-richard-dawkins-challenge-beliefs-homeless ''The people who challenged my atheism most were drug addicts and prostitutes''], ''The Guardian'', Tuesday 24 December 2013 09.40 EST</ref>]]
[[File:Richard Dawkins pic.jpg|alt=Richard Dawkins|thumbnail|260px|right|The atheist Chris Arnade wrote: "I also see [[Richard Dawkins]] differently. I see him as a grown up version of that 16-year-old kid, proud of being smart, unable to understand why anyone would believe or think differently from himself. I see a person so removed from humanity and so removed from the ambiguity of life that he finds himself judging those who think differently.<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/dec/24/atheism-richard-dawkins-challenge-beliefs-homeless ''The people who challenged my atheism most were drug addicts and prostitutes''], ''The Guardian'', Tuesday 24 December 2013 09.40 EST</ref>]]
See also: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Abrasiveness of Richard Dawkins]] and [[Liberal elite]]
See also: [[Atheism and arrogance]] and [[Abrasiveness of Richard Dawkins]] and [[Liberal elite]]