72% of Atheists biased in favor of Muslims over Christians

[Black Dog]

http://www.christiantoday.com/artic...ome.protestants.and.catholics.agree/75001.htm

72% of Atheists think Christians are a bigger threat than Muslims.

Biased source in my opinion. Other articles from the site that paid for the poll according to OPs link (WND.com):

Obama's Blackism
5 Keys to understanding Trump
I Trust You - With a Car Or a Gun
The Crummy Deal Progressives Sell
Our Resolution Every Year: No King But Jesus
Muslim of the Year (Obama)

Some of their commentators:

Ted Nugent! (Thursdays)
Anne Coulter! (Thursdays)
Chuck Norris! (Mondays)

Without a link to the exact methodology of the poll, no way I would trust it.

Partial Poll PDF HERE

 

[Black Dog]

I don't doubt it, but we do have the survey which shows the mindset of a certain percentage of Atheists. In addition, what I noted didn't say that all of them felt as I described.

The source of poll (according to the OPs link) is biased imo. See post #61.

 

[Black Dog]

Most of my best friends are Christians and I have no problem with them at all.

Of course, the Christians who are my best friends, are not the type that negatively judge others who don't subscribe to their brand of Christianity, are trying to determine what is taught in science class and also want Christians to be able to discriminate at will when they feel like it, in public situations.

See Post #61. The site that paid for the poll appears to be very biased, certainly not academically trustworthy imo.

 

[Cearbhall]

72% of Atheists think Christians are a bigger threat than Muslims.

How does that show bias? It did say "to America." The decisions of conservative U.S. Christians affect my day-to-day life much more than those of Muslims.

 

[madaz]

That's not what I wrote.

Then please discern the difference?

 

[Chris B]

Just goes to show that the UK is now practically a part of the Caliphate.

That would appear to be a Trump-level comment.
A typical but distinct failure to do a reality check before letting it loose

 

[Eudaimonist]

No surprises here. Satan's kingdom is not divided against itself. Both Atheists and Muslims are "antichrist" in their beliefs (along with the Communists).

You apparently have never heard atheists criticize Muslims. Yes, it does happen, and it isn't pretty.

And are you seriously suggesting that there are no anti-communist atheists? I'm strongly anti-communist, and I'm certainly not alone in this.


eudaimonia,

Mark

 

[The Cadet]

No surprises here. Satan's kingdom is not divided against itself. Both Atheists and Muslims are "antichrist" in their beliefs (along with the Communists).

You don't seem to know very much about the people you're smearing.

 

[Albion]

How does that show bias?

He didn't like the outcome.

 

[Cearbhall]

No surprises here. Satan's kingdom is not divided against itself. Both Atheists and Muslims are "antichrist" in their beliefs (along with the Communists).

"If you're not with us, you're against us." Essentially? Seems like you're the one being divisive. I suppose you're anti-semitic, then.

 

[Albion]

Then please discern the difference?

I do indeed discern the difference. Maybe if you would compare what I actually wrote with what you said in reply you too would discern the diff. That's what I thought you'd do after my last reply.

 

[Chris B]

If the USA was dominated by Christians (as you surmise) there would currently be no Muslim President.

Thank you for that. I can now discount you from being someone I might need to listen to.

 

[Job8]

Thank you for that. I can now discount you from being someone I might need to listen to.

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

 

[bhsmte]

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

What truth?

Can you demonstrate this truth?

 

[Job8]

Can you demonstrate this truth?

Evangelical Christians are only about 25% of the population of the USA (and that could be high. I would say between 5 and 10% (please see below and refer to http://www.pewforum.org/2015/05/12/americas-changing-religious-landscape/ ). And that is why America has a Muslim President.

 

[The Cadet]

Evangelical Christians are only about 25% of the population of the USA (please see below and refer to http://www.pewforum.org/2015/05/12/americas-changing-religious-landscape/ ). And that is why America has a Muslim President.

Because catholics and mainline protestants aren't big on voting for Christian leaders?

 

[bhsmte]

Evangelical Christians are only about 25% of the population of the USA (please see below and refer to http://www.pewforum.org/2015/05/12/americas-changing-religious-landscape/ ). And that is why America has a Muslim President.
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You are serious? This demonstrates why America has a Muslim president?

 

[CRAZY_CAT_WOMAN]

As yet. What is the agenda of Radical Islam? What have the Islamists been doing all around the world for the past few decades? How many have they slaughtered in Syria? How many have they tortured, mutilated, brutalized, beheaded, crucified, and destroyed with their women and children? How many have they made into sex slaves? How many suicide bombers have they sent to their deaths, along with innocent bystanders?

And none of that happened TO Atheist in US. But Christians did bad things in the US. Also isn't these terries groups, that broke from traditional Muslim.

 

[quatona]

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

Even if there were truth in your posts, this wouldn´t be what hurts about them.

 

[Job8]

And none of that happened TO Atheist in US. But Christians did bad things in the US. Also isn't these terries groups, that broke from traditional Muslim.

They have not "broken off" from traditional Muslims. What Radical Islam claims is that its extremism is actually going back to its roots -- that this is true Islamic teaching (e.g. making sex slaves). The Muslim world has generally stood by and allowed the terrorists to enjoy their atrocities because they cannot oppose Jihad, which would mean opposing the Quran and Mohammad. The few Muslims who speak out have a bounty (a fatwa or kill order) placed on their heads. But even fringe groups calling themselves "Christians" do not pretend to be waging a "holy war" against the rest of the world.