To the OP, all of these are simultaneously true:
That voting block is held together with duct tape and baling wire for the purposes of unifying against anyone who is not religious.
Us nons are even LESS unified because what would we unify with? I've seen people argue the "really important differences" between the gradients of atheism including Deism.
- Anyone who is willing to join that voting block
- Nobody
- If you believe that Christ was an important religious figure
That voting block is held together with duct tape and baling wire for the purposes of unifying against anyone who is not religious.
Us nons are even LESS unified because what would we unify with? I've seen people argue the "really important differences" between the gradients of atheism including Deism.
