''See also:'' [[Religion and morality]] and [[Protestant cultural legacies]]
''See also:'' [[Religion and morality]] and [[Protestant cultural legacies]]
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[[File:Dr. William Lane Craig.jpg|thumb|150px|[[William Lane Craig]], citing the research published by author Arthur C. Brooks, points out that atheists raised in religious households are twice as likely to give to charity than those raised in nonreligious households.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imuaiRO5mSQ&feature=sub Christians Give more to Charity than Atheists] ([[YouTube]] video featuring an audio clip of Dr. [[William Lane Craig]])</ref> See also: [[Atheism and charity]].]]
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[[File:Dr. William Lane Craig.jpg|thumb|170px|[[William Lane Craig]], citing the research published by author Arthur C. Brooks, points out that atheists raised in religious households are twice as likely to give to charity than those raised in nonreligious households.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imuaiRO5mSQ&feature=sub Christians Give more to Charity than Atheists] ([[YouTube]] video featuring an audio clip of Dr. [[William Lane Craig]])</ref> See also: [[Atheism and charity]].]]
Moshe Avarick in his article ''The Judeo-Christian Atheist'' writes about atheists Greg Epstein and Bart Campolo:
Moshe Avarick in his article ''The Judeo-Christian Atheist'' writes about atheists Greg Epstein and Bart Campolo:
{{Cquote|Greg Epstein (ordained atheist/humanist “rabbi”) and Bart Campolo (a former Christian minister) seem to disagree with Ruse. Epstein’s book, Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Believe, was one of the factors that inspired Campolo to become a Humanist Chaplain at USC, according to a recent New York Times article by Mark Oppenheim. The article described Campolo as “the son of a famous pastor…now a rising star of atheism.”...
{{Cquote|Greg Epstein (ordained atheist/humanist “rabbi”) and Bart Campolo (a former Christian minister) seem to disagree with Ruse. Epstein’s book, Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Believe, was one of the factors that inspired Campolo to become a Humanist Chaplain at USC, according to a recent New York Times article by Mark Oppenheim. The article described Campolo as “the son of a famous pastor…now a rising star of atheism.”...