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On second thoughts, "Well, perhaps I'm angry," he admitted, before dropping the pretences altogether and making clear what he thinks about anyone who teaches children anything other than his beliefs on evolution.<ref>[http://www.christiantoday.com/article/richard.dawkins.im.not.aggressive.about.god.perhaps.just.angry/36864.htm Richard Dawkins: I'm not aggressive about God...perhaps just angry]</ref>}}
On second thoughts, "Well, perhaps I'm angry," he admitted, before dropping the pretences altogether and making clear what he thinks about anyone who teaches children anything other than his beliefs on evolution.<ref>[http://www.christiantoday.com/article/richard.dawkins.im.not.aggressive.about.god.perhaps.just.angry/36864.htm Richard Dawkins: I'm not aggressive about God...perhaps just angry]</ref>}}
[[File:Richard Dawkins at Global Atheism Convention.jpg|alt=Richard Dawkins|thumbnail|left|300px|right|[[Richard Dawkins]] speaking at the 2010 [[Global atheism|Global Atheism]] Convention in Australia. ]]
[[File:Richard Dawkins at Global Atheism Convention.jpg|alt=Richard Dawkins|thumbnail|left|200px|right|[[Richard Dawkins]] speaking at the 2010 [[Global atheism|Global Atheism]] Convention in Australia. ]]
Oliver Burkeman wrote in ''The Guardina'' about Dawkins:
Oliver Burkeman wrote in ''The Guardina'' about Dawkins:
{{cquote|Why are atheists so angry? The question – regularly flung around in debates about religion – is a self-fulfilling one, since atheists get pretty irritated whenever they’re asked it. But it’s revealing, too, because it pinpoints a surprising zone of agreement between believers and non-believers: many on both sides accept the premise that atheists are angrier than average.
{{cquote|Why are atheists so angry? The question – regularly flung around in debates about religion – is a self-fulfilling one, since atheists get pretty irritated whenever they’re asked it. But it’s revealing, too, because it pinpoints a surprising zone of agreement between believers and non-believers: many on both sides accept the premise that atheists are angrier than average.