Nope, just narrowly avoiding it whooshing past my head.

But remember - articles about why men are obsessed with breasts or 3D printing sex toys are A-okay!

It's...It's you!

I think I understand why I was bothered by this now - the "smug" attitude, the lack of awe and wonder that you're talking about, the belief in knowing more than everyone else - that attitude is not specific to atheists, or any other group of people. There are plenty of religious people with that attitude as well.

Agreed - having to justify atheism, while being told that I have to "respect other people's beliefs", which usually means not criticizing them, is tiresome.

To take the stamp-collecting metaphor a little further:

Joke's on you, Charlie. ;)

Atheism is a religion the same way that not collecting stamps is a hobby.

All faiths are false. Mormonism isn't especially so.

Well, Amurrika must be saved by real, traditional Amurrikans, doncha know.

It's okay, Frank - you can come out. ;)

*Sighs happily* There's the lack of copy-editing that I know and love.

Citation needed.

Being dead is probably the ultimate inconvenience, yes.

These people are "pro-life" too.

Call me crazy, but you'd think that hospitals would be in the business of saving lives instead of letting someone die.

I wish that more people in the U.S. were aware of the terrible circumstances that are present in countries where abortion is outlawed.

So awesome.

Abortion was effectively outlawed in Mississippi by forcing the few remaining clinics left to have their physicians obtain admitting privileges to the local hospitals, which are extremely hard to get. Want to guess which state has one of the highest infant mortality rates in the country?

Premise 1: A woman, or female-bodied person capable of becoming pregnant, is an autonomous individual with the human right to make legal medical decisions about their own body.