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It is difficult, if not impossible, to find accomplishments by second generation atheists. While [[atheists]] raised in [[religious]] environments have rarely been productive, atheists raised in atheistic environments are not known to be. Moreover it has been shown that second generation atheists who converted to Christianity early in life have been moderately successful. | It is difficult, if not impossible, to find accomplishments by second generation atheists. While [[atheists]] raised in [[religious]] environments have rarely been productive, atheists raised in atheistic environments are not known to be. Moreover it has been shown that second generation atheists who converted to Christianity early in life have been moderately successful. | ||
| − | As of | + | As of April 29, 2008, [[Google]] retrieves only 755 sites referring to "second generation atheist". However, a search of "second generation Christian" retrieves only 2090 results. Given that atheists only constitute about 4% of the population in the US it would appear that second generation atheists are substantially more productive per capita than second generation Christians. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Atheism]] | *[[Atheism]] | ||
[[category:Atheism]] | [[category:Atheism]] | ||
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A second generation atheist is one descended and raised in an atheistic environment by parents who are both atheists.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to find accomplishments by second generation atheists. While atheists raised in religious environments have rarely been productive, atheists raised in atheistic environments are not known to be. Moreover it has been shown that second generation atheists who converted to Christianity early in life have been moderately successful.
As of April 29, 2008, Google retrieves only 755 sites referring to "second generation atheist". However, a search of "second generation Christian" retrieves only 2090 results. Given that atheists only constitute about 4% of the population in the US it would appear that second generation atheists are substantially more productive per capita than second generation Christians.