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Mystery:Why Do Atheists Dislike Underdogs? (view source)
Revision as of 14:53, February 9, 2012
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[[Militant atheism]] is, obviously, a bullying ideology. For example, it demands [[censorship]] of [[classroom prayer]] '''''even when everyone in the classroom wants to pray'''''. A bullying attitude is incompatible with rooting for underdogs.
[[Militant atheism]] is, obviously, a bullying ideology. For example, it demands [[censorship]] of [[classroom prayer]] '''''even when everyone in the classroom wants to pray'''''. A bullying attitude is incompatible with rooting for underdogs.
== Atheists Do Not Prefer Policies that Thwart Social Mobility ==
== Atheists Prefer Policies that Thwart Social Mobility ==
Upward social mobility is not much easier in [[Christian]] [[United States]] than in atheistic nations<ref>OECD [http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/2/7/45002641.pdf]</ref>, reflecting the similar views of Christianity and atheism toward underdogs.
Upward social mobility is much easier in the United States than in atheistic nations, reflecting the very different views of Christianity and atheism toward underdogs.
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