Well.....shouldn't they be able to recognize the Devil? After all...they created him!

I like to promote the idea that I am literally Satan at any opportunity.

It does several things to me, but anger is not one of them. The two main emotional responses to it is first amusement, followed by sadness. It really makes me feel badly for them that they can buy in so thoroughly to such nonsense. It brings with it a concern for the future for me. If we can't learn our way out of this, what does the future hold?

It depends on the amount of drama that comes along with their expression of that belief, and how much the person matters to me personally.
If it's a person that I'm not familiar with, and they say something to that effect, I just roll my eyes and move on. If they are nasty about it I get annoyed and might try to have some fun by trying to scare them with it for my own amusements.
If the person is someone that I care about, or have the potential to be spending time around, I might try to clarify and set their minds at ease.
If they persist in their thoughts after attempting to correct them it tends to anger me if they persist in their thoughts, especially if they try to convince others that they are correct.

No - I AM the devil ...

Hide ya kids, hide ya wives and hide ya husbands cause there’s people who lack religious affiliation up in here!

No I laugh at their ignorance and keep it moving

They ( Religious) are often so driven by their religion that they consider anyone who does not believe as they do are sinners going to hell. They never look at the person and the good works they may do. In addition they see atheists as negative people because we try to use the Constitution to keep religion out of the places it should not be like schools ,politics, public places,work etc.We as atheists need to organize into groups that show and do good works and deeds that cannot be viewed in the negative. It would also be nice to form a community to be socialize in.

It doesn't really make me angry, just sad for them that they claim to follow a faith, and yet don't follow its teachings...Maybe they didn't get to the parts that say things like "Love thy neighbor" and "Judge not, lest you be judged"...

Amused. I'm always amused.

I once heard that a rumor was going around that I worshiped the Devil. I was torn between laughter and anger. I couldn't decide which was the right response. I finally decided that my mixture of both was right for me at that time.

If I don’t admire a persons intellect then I do not care what they think about mine

I’ve had people pray for me to find THEIR god. I know some of them think the devil is keeping me away. One girlfriend told me the reason the devil is keeping me away is that he knows once I would find god, I’d be a great spokesperson for god. I just chalk it up to crazy thinking and try to move on.

Yes to all three at different times but the only reason thier religion exist is because the church possessed them only possessive people buy into that I feel more bad for the people who are honest about their beliefs and get harassed about it not only at school/work but at home as well. My thoughts go out to them.

We aren't the devil. Good post.

I don't often lose my cool over nothing- and the evangelicals, specifically, are "nothing"- otherwise I just treat them as a little bit more foolishness- in a very foolish world. They give me a two-second laugh.

I read somewhere, that around 80% of people in prison who have been convicted of high level violent crimes, claim to be affiliated with a mainstream religion, like Christianity, Catholicism, etc..
Something like less than 2% claimed they were atheist, and the remaining were not affiliated with any particular religious ideologies, and we're undecided on whether or not god (s) existed.
I wish I could remember where I saw that.
Anyways, it sounds about right to me.

I do my best to play up the evil perception. lol

Hell, nobody knows. I keep it to myself. I haven't had to deal with yet.