Welcome to DU!
The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards.
Join the community:
Create a free account
Support DU (and get rid of ads!):
Become a Star Member
Latest Breaking News
Editorials & Other Articles
General Discussion
The DU Lounge
All Forums
Issue Forums
Culture Forums
Alliance Forums
Region Forums
Support Forums
Help & Search
Religion
In reply to the discussion: The Conservative Atheists [View all]AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)75. Not exactly. It certainly has a thing to say about the Christian dominionism of the dominant
Evangelicals of the GOP.
Also has a thing or two to say about the regressive, right wing anti-woman, homophobic RCC which makes up a sizeable second place segment of the religious component of the GOP.
Interesting you didn't think of that.
Edit history
Please sign in to view edit histories.
Recommendations
0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):
204 replies
= new reply since forum marked as read
Highlight:
NoneDon't highlight anything
5 newestHighlight 5 most recent replies
RecommendedHighlight replies with 5 or more recommendations
Speaking of dishonesty why are you accusing me of alerting on your post after I said I didn't?
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#119
That's now how jury blacklists work. Blacklist affects who sits on a jury for an alert of YOUR post
Heddi
Jul 2015
#14
So it kind of refutes your memories of a refreshing absence if you were alerting....
Heddi
Jul 2015
#52
I don't support Sam. Why do you support a misogynistic homophobic organization?
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#122
Your church's opposition to women's and lgbt people's human rights created the reality.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#130
So why do you support an organization that treats women and lgbt people like second class citizens?
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#132
I have no idea why anyone would support the RCC and its policies. Frankly it boggles the mind.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#134
Amazing how you fluidly shift between his opinion of you and his opinion of your church...
truebrit71
Aug 2015
#151
It's not a stereotype to point out the inherent misogyny in the catholic church.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#162
It's not religious bigotry to criticize a bigoted religious organization like the RCC.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#166
It's not religious bigotry to criticize a bigoted religious organization like the RCC.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#174
It's not bigotry to criticize a bigoted religious organization like the RCC.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#183
Bias against the church is bigotry? And their persecution of women is what?
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#186
Their efforts to restrict my human rights doesn't make them humanitarians.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#202
You're good with numbers but not with proving your claims. Spell it out in English.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#182
C'mon, pretend you're a lawyer and you need to make your case in court.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#187
Really? I'd "wither"? I'm no more intimidated by bullies in real life than I am on DU, rug.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#195
Neither are conservative catholic groups attacking LGBT groups at CPAC
AtheistCrusader
Aug 2015
#115
I'm glad you agree that atheism does not represent all that is good and progressive in the world.
AlbertCat
Aug 2015
#110
Not exactly. It certainly has a thing to say about the Christian dominionism of the dominant
AtheistCrusader
Aug 2015
#75
He's citing the Brookings Institution study that claims atheists and muslims aren't trustworthy?
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#9
I believe that the religious right is a bigger threat to women, lgbt people and other minorities
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#16
Sure, it's the FOUR HORSEMEN!!1! who are trying to force me to give birth, not the RCC.
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#27
Really? So I'm just imagining the repeated attempts to ban abortions and birth control?
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#33
Since you're slipping rapidnly into jargon and talking points, I'll throw you a rope.
rug
Jul 2015
#36
Yes, the RCC and those who support its misogynistic policies are part of the religious right.
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#39
That statement indicates a fundamental ignorance of American politics and American religion.
rug
Jul 2015
#42
Why do you support a fundamentally misogynistic, homophobic institution?
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#43
If reproductive rights aren't all about BMUS (a woman), then who are they about
EvolveOrConvolve
Jul 2015
#46
So you're defending a misogynistic organization from a woman who feels threatened by them?
beam me up scottie
Jul 2015
#51
Aw. Someone's still upset about being caught lurking and alerting in a protected group.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#117
Not sure why this would be surprising, there are even pro-life Atheists...
Humanist_Activist
Jul 2015
#20
The issue is that being an atheist conservative seems like a misnomer in the United States...
Humanist_Activist
Jul 2015
#35
Granted things are skewed, the Tories are, in a lot of ways, to the left of the Democrats...
Humanist_Activist
Jul 2015
#41
Conservative atheists have more in common with political conservatives than with liberal Catholics.
rug
Aug 2015
#129
They exist. 26% even of nonreligious. It's just that believers are worse by at least 50%
whatthehey
Aug 2015
#153