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{{Cquote|[[Atheism|Atheist]] — [[Distrust of atheists|does the word give you pause]]? Make your eyes narrow a bit? Conjure [[Atheism and morality|up images of immorality]] and [[Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence|pugnacious heathens]]? For a surprising number of Americans, the answer is still, well, yes. | {{Cquote|[[Atheism|Atheist]] — [[Distrust of atheists|does the word give you pause]]? Make your eyes narrow a bit? Conjure [[Atheism and morality|up images of immorality]] and [[Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence|pugnacious heathens]]? For a surprising number of Americans, the answer is still, well, yes. | ||
| − | According to data from a recent Pew study, while political polariziation is at its highest intensity in 20 years, the person [[Views on atheists|Americans really don't want their family members bringing home]] for dinner is neither a Republican nor Democrat. It's someone who doesn't believe in God... | + | According to data from a [http://www.people-press.org/2014/06/12/section-2-growing-partisan-antipathy/|recent Pew study], while political polariziation is at its highest intensity in 20 years, the person [[Views on atheists|Americans really don't want their family members bringing home]] for dinner is neither a Republican nor Democrat. It's someone who doesn't believe in God... |
Here are seven of the more prominent, problematic stereotypes about atheists: | Here are seven of the more prominent, problematic stereotypes about atheists: | ||
Revision as of 12:04, January 6, 2018
The website Mic indicates concerning atheist stereotypes:
| “ | Atheist — does the word give you pause? Make your eyes narrow a bit? Conjure up images of immorality and pugnacious heathens? For a surprising number of Americans, the answer is still, well, yes.
According to data from a [http://www.people-press.org/2014/06/12/section-2-growing-partisan-antipathy/ |
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