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[[File:Stalin-140508 27880t.jpg|right|150px|thumb|[[Joseph Stalin]]'s atheistic regime killed tens of millions of people. See also: [[Atheism and Mass Murder|Atheism and mass murder]]]]
[[File:Stalin-140508 27880t.jpg|right|150px|thumb|[[Joseph Stalin]]'s atheistic regime killed tens of millions of people. See also: [[Atheism and Mass Murder|Atheism and mass murder]]]]
[[Secular left]]ism has a history of being violent and murderous (see: [[Atheism and Mass Murder|Atheism and mass murder]]). See also: [[Atheism and violence]] and [[Left-wing violence in the Trump era]] and [[Donald Trump and American atheists]] and [[Atheism vs. Islam#Intolerance of militant atheism and militant Islam|Intolerance of militant atheism and militant Islam]]
[[Secular left]]ism has a history of being violent and murderous (see: [[Atheism and Mass Murder|Atheism and mass murder]]). See also: [[Atheism and violence]] and [[Left-wing violence in the Trump era]] and [[Donald Trump and American atheists]] and [[Atheism vs. Islam#Intolerance of militant atheism and militant Islam|Intolerance of militant atheism and militant Islam]]
As far as [[atheism and anarchism]], according to the website ''The Atheist Scholar'':
{{Cquote|Most anarchists, past and present, are atheists. Their slogan is: “No god, No master.”
Quotations from famous anarchists, William Godwin to Voltairene de Clerye, all theorists and/or activists against religion and god.
Most scholars agree that in 19th Century America, freethought was basically anti-Christian and anti-clerical, whose goal was to free each individual spiritually and politically to make personal decisions about religion.
The anarchists maintained that “Where there is authority, there is no freedom.”<ref>[http://atheistscholar.org/AmericanHistory/Anarchism.aspx Anarchism], Website: The Atheist Scholar</ref>}}
Charles Louis Richter declared in his interview with the International Society for Historians of Atheism, Secularism, and Humanism (ISHASH) about [[atheism and anarchism]] and [[American atheism|America and atheism]]:
Charles Louis Richter declared in his interview with the International Society for Historians of Atheism, Secularism, and Humanism (ISHASH) about [[atheism and anarchism]] and [[American atheism|America and atheism]]: