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>she was “unaware of Richard Dawkins’ opinions on Islam
Gotta love this: be skeptical of any religion, as long as that religion is Christianity.

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The funny thing is that Christianity is constantly under fire because they have moral qualms about killing people they disagree with. They actually try to play the whole "public discourse" game. Muslims have realized that the entire game is a fucking hoax: just keep killing people and eventually even your ideological opponents will defend you.

I'm not saying whether this is morally right or wrong, it's clearly morally heinous, but Christians really need to reconsider using violence if they pragmatically want to get results. One Christian slitting the throat of a critic is a lone madman. Five Christians doing this is a "SEE? ISLAM ISN'T THE ONLY RELIGION THAT BREEDS TERRORISTS!" moment. Ten Christians doing this is a "Wow, Christianity sure is dangerous" signal. Hundreds and hundreds of Christians doing this? "Don't connect these deranged madmen to Christianity! Christianity is a religion of peace and you're preaching Christophobia! Don't give in to hate!"

Those are the rules we have ourselves as a society set. Now the question is how long it will take for Christians to realize that these are the unwritten rules of our "liberal" societies.

Since there's so many atheists on /sci/ maybe yu guys can answer this for me.

Why do atheists love Islam so much?