I have no problem with people believing in God. I have problems with people believing in God and thinking that they can speak and know what it wants, and that everyone must therefore follow a strict set of rules.
It is true that there is no hope or purpose in atheism, but then atheism isn't a doctrine or a set of beliefs to subscribe to. I follow a "doctrine" of secular humanism, which has the same hope and purpose as Christianity.
Truth be told, I'm not strictly against religion anyway. I just want every religion to recognize secularism as the *only* political system that can be fair in a multi-faith society. I don't care what rules religions put on their followers (as long as their followers are their voluntarily). All I care is that they understand that their rules should not influence how anyone else lives their lives.
It is true that there is no hope or purpose in atheism, but then atheism isn't a doctrine or a set of beliefs to subscribe to. I follow a "doctrine" of secular humanism, which has the same hope and purpose as Christianity.
Truth be told, I'm not strictly against religion anyway. I just want every religion to recognize secularism as the *only* political system that can be fair in a multi-faith society. I don't care what rules religions put on their followers (as long as their followers are their voluntarily). All I care is that they understand that their rules should not influence how anyone else lives their lives.
