bleedpurple #fundie community.seattletimes.nwsource.com
Denying God exists is still quite simply being against Him.
Show anyone which of the ten commandments is not practical to live by and you'll see why "religion" is injected throughout our society. Without an absolute truth to live by to provide a "moral compass" how can anyone contrast objectively their own belief system against someone else? If I live by and for my own beliefs and they happen to include animal sacrifice, who would have the right to deny me animals to pick up from the shelter to bring home and kill in my honorable ritual? What about societies where human sacrifice is/was acceptable? An atheist draws a value system from somewhere; should it necessarily have regard for law as well? And if that law is based on Judeo-Christian law, which provides most of the basis for our current legal structure, which argument do they then support to deny someone their sacrifice? What if it is their pet or daughter that has been determined worthy to put to death? Do they stand aside and honor their own beliefs?
Somehow I'll bet not...