Atheists are Intolerant

[ElDinero]

As for my OP, I have been on many atheist forums and it doesn't take long for them to ban me when they see I will not budge from my beliefs.

People don't get banned for that here. There are arseholes like Godschild who have been here ages. There are moderators of various religious persuasions, and other members who get along just fine (mostly). People get banned for being dickheads.

They do not want to hear anything contrary to their views and they will get rid of those not telling them what they want to hear. if atheism is so good, why do those who subscribe to that way of life, act worse than the religious people they accuse of doing bad things?

Pigeonholing. We're not all one person. I don't think the above is even a realistic generalisation.

Why do they go to court and force others to take down religious artifacts or gifts? All your actions show is that atheism is not tolerant and you will act like bullies when you want. At NO TIME do we see athiests acting better than God, Jesus or their followers. We always see them acting worse.

Back that up, or withdraw the point. Qualify your statement that we 'always see [atheists] acting worse'. I expect your withdrawal post haste. By the way, should any human being be expected to act better than a fucking God? Only one of us is supposedly all-knowing. I think your God should be held to a higher level of accountability than me, personally, since he made everything. Agree, or not?

We do not even see them putting their ideals into practice when they get the opportunity. They do not like 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you' yet, they do not practice anything better but again go to court to force their secular ways on society.

You have no argument on this subject. If atheists were tolerant, then we woul dnot see these court cases, we would not see their protests about religoon and public spaces, etc. Think about it.

Look, I'm sure someone has already explained this thoroughly to you. But I'm a nice guy, so I'll try again. Tolerance does not mean letting one point of view run rampant over others just because that's always been the way it is. Tolerance is allowing people their viewpoints, their right to make personal decisions, whilst also acknowledging that there are people of various backgrounds and they should all be taken into account. Government endorsement of any religion is against your constitution.

So, tolerance - I would think most atheists agree that people have the right to believe whatever they want. They have the right to worship privately. Churches/mosques/temples/synagogues can purchase public land and build their buildings (even three streets over from Ground Zero!), and people can go there and worship daily, weekly, annually, and praise whoever. What they cannot do, and never should have been able to do, is put religious symbols on government land, because that makes it government endorsed. They CERTAINLY cannot have their religion pushing education, health, politics and legislation. How simple is that to understand? Which bit is giving you difficulty?