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"Who's more worried about God's existence than an atheist?"

By Filings on Thu, 01/13/11
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A Jewish writer ponders “Why do atheists read the religion section?”

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Aaron Blumer

NewMy theory, fwiw

Thu, 01/13/11
I’m in the “many of them feel very insecure” camp.

Views expressed are always my own and not my employer's, my church's, my family's, my neighbors', or my pets'. The house plants have authorized me to speak for them, however, and they always agree with me.

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AllenS

NewAnother theory

Thu, 01/13/11
Something the author of this article fails to brings up, (not suprisingly since she writes for a religious section) is the possibility that the aitheist read these sections because they are easy to attack. Religious columns are typically written by liberals who have to balance the Bible with their world view. This leads to contradictions which are easy to pick up and pounce on. So atheists go to these sites and it is like shooting fish in a barrell. You’ll never be proven wrong and have plenty of opportunities to sharpen you teeth against harmless opponents. It

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