Stan Pawlukiewicz wrote:


> ... IMHO, most believers view atheism as
> another form of religion, so I think that a lot of people view the
> "flavor of evolution as taught in schools" as the establishment of a
> different kind of religion under a fig leaf of science. Ideally
> secularism should be completely neutral. Not sure if thats possible.

I'm an atheist. I don't maintain that there is no god, just not one that
matters. Those who hold that my belief is a religion are no more
justified than I would be if I held that theirs is was devil worship.
People who can't distinguish religion from a non-religious world view
have little worthwhile to say on religion and related subjects.

Jerry
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