The persecuted love to play the victim

The insecure fear the secure.

We are in a Culture War except that the secular side scarcely understands it. The 'moral' codes of religionists are nothing of the sort. Religious morality is nothing more than the excuse for xenophobic hatred, said xenophobia including Others whether by gender, race, ethniciy, sexual custom, or even other churches. Hating other people, for whatever reason, is now the major part of most Evangelical practice, and a big part of other religions. Exposing and neutralizing this hatred is the duty of all thinking citizens. Exposing the hate underlying religious values is a major focus for the freedom of speech.

Just remember how much hard work has been done to (be able to) teach evolution, to end slavery, to gain Women's Suffrage, to have Civil Rights, and to gain fair treatment of LBGT. We are now far, far above the morality of the Bible and the Judeo-Christian God. But, we have a lot more work to do. These truths cannot be repeated too often.

Exposing and denouncing religious bigotry must be a primary goal to undermine religious allegience. Publicizing the hypocrasy of politicians voted in by the Evangelists (Like Trump and Moore) is true Patriotism.

They have everything, they are the ones taken over.

Poor babies, those persecuted followers of the Lawd. I shall pray for them.

My Favorites are Matt Dillahunty and Tracey Harris. It's amazing that people keep calling in with their "Proof" of god, only to be thoroughly defeated by sound reasoning, logic and Scientific Evidence. Theist callers have only a handful of argument and many think they are smarter than astrophysicists, Evolutionary Biologists and other experts in fields of study. Matt always says things like, "Even If you proved evolution by natural selection was false, you still don't have one shred of evidence that God Did it" which is usually followed with, well how else could it of happened???

It's amazing how some people take equality to mean they're losing out on some privilege or another. I suppose letting others have a voice means having to shut up once in a while, but that is not too onerous an ask.

They have their own networks flooding broadcast media 24-7. EWTN and CBN, Religious icons, art, churches, mosques, temples everywhere. Jewelry, books, school bible study groups. god is even on our money. So they are treated unfairly? Please.

Theists are so persecuted. Their book tells them that, the pastor tells them that, and Jesus told them that in the book. Oh, the poor babies!

Christians are taught that they are persecuted....just like Jesus was persecuted

Just a heads up that in addition to the "Atheist Experience" podcast on iTunes there is a second one called the "Atheist Experience Experience" which consists of a couple of fundamentalists refuting everything broadcast on the "Atheist Experience". Now scuse me while I go listen to the Jimi Hendrix Experience Experience.

Religious people don't have podcasts? Wah!

The BBC has a daily slot called "Thought for the Day". It always used to be a Christian homily with a different person each day, but now they include Buddhists, rabbis (I almost typed 'rabies' lol) and other religious spokespeople, but they have never had an explicit atheist on it. This, from a public service broadcaster in a substantially atheist country.
American Christians seem exceptionally whiny, however.