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…-government by Christian people. But the minute you turn the document into the hands of non-Christian and atheistic people they can use it to destroy the very foundation of our society -Pat Robertson "The highest glory of the American Revolution…

…to their capabilities"(Dosteovsky 227). Secondly Raskolnikov is an atheistic humanist, that is to say he believes in and has faith only in mankind and the powers of mankind and not in any higher power, religion, or God. The motives for Raskolnikov's actions are symbolized…

…the "warm fuzzy"feeling. Its scary to think that we might be alone, that there are no God/s looking after humanity and we all just happen to be running around like a chicken without a head. You may believe after reading this that I am an atheist and a hater…

…deserting in order to be with Catherine (Hemingway 221). At the beginning of the war Henry was an atheist, but by conclusion of it he was praying to God because of the death of his wife. "Please, please, please dear God don't let her die." (Hemingway 330…

…, does exist, then He exists for the agnostic and the atheist and those of other faiths as well.…

…those that want to do good. Another extreme example of the human want for love, is Jesus Christ. Though personally an atheist, I believe that the legend of Christ makes the world by far a better place. Much of the world is some form of Christian…

…is a blatant attack on the rights of the citizens of the United States. There many Americans who are of the Atheist belief. What happens to them when laws are passed due to religion? This shows that the issue at hand should certainly not be a religious matter…

…, a very outspoken atheist, decided that she did not want her son to be subjected to that kind of blasphemy. She decided to take this matter to the school which obviously did not work out to well in her favor because she ended up taking it to court. She went…

…persecution in England caused a religious group, known as Puritans, to venture to America. Once there, they established their Puritan churches and towns and shunned anyone who was different. A death sentence was handed out to Atheists and Jews. A little over…

…-there are many such people, and some of them live lives worthy of saints. The morally rigorous 18th-century philosopher Immanuel Kant considered 1 i th-century Jewish rationalist philosopher Baruch Spinoza to be such a person. But because saintly atheists live better…