Quote from: Moloch on August 11, 2017, 02:47:40 AM

First you have to stop listening to BADlogic and his propaganda squad...

There is no "cult of atheism"

Atheism is not a religion, it is a lack of religion... it is a non-belief... there is no holy text, no gods, no dogma, no anything

There is almost zero organization to atheism... and that is only to battle religious crap like putting up 10-commandment statues and teaching religion in school, etc

It's like saying that people who don't believe in Santa Claus are in a cult and trying to ruin the world for everyone who does believe in Santa... it's just silly and stupid...

Where do people come up with this shit?

Is it simply projecting? Because they are in a cult, they assume everyone is in a cult?

Well you know the old saying if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck...

Atheist cults
http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheist_cults

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There are and have been a number of atheist cults and atheist groups which have had a cultish following. Some of these cults/groups still exist today. In 2015, FtBCon which is an online conference organized by the Freethought Blogs network, recognized that nonreligious/secular cults exist (for example, the atheist cult of objectivism).[1][2]

The atheist cults or atheist groups which have had a cultish following which have formed in history or exist today are often a result of factors such as: utopian thinking, fanatical devolution to various atheistic ideologies, a poor understanding of science/technology (or a penchant for materialist pseudoscientific thinking) and wishful thinking.

Also, although some of the groups listed below, which were founded by atheists/non-religious individuals are not entirely made up of atheists, they do have sizable atheist populations within them.

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1 Cult of Reason
2 Creativity Movement
3 Jim Jones
4 Raelism
5 Cults of personality following atheistic communist leaders
6 Objectivism has a cult like following
7 Fervent, atheist evolutionists
8 Cultish following of Richard Dawkins
9 Scientology
10 Scientism and origins of secular humanism
11 Nihilism
12 Freudian psychoanalysis devotees
13 LaVeyan Satanism
14 Atheists and the cryonics movement
15 Tranhumanism movement which seeks posthumanism and immortality through technology
16 Cults, social outcasts and atheism
17 Atheism and state indoctrination
18 Atheist cults and atheist denialism
19 See also
20 External links
21 References

When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing, they then become capable of believing in anything.
― G.K. Chesterton