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Athiests promote dependency, welfare mentality, obesity
Nothing traps people in poverty more than coddling them with handouts. So of course crippling America's work ethic, shoving illegal books down our children's throats, and spitting on the face of baby Jesus go togther:
It's not enough that a national survey released Tuesday found atheists were the highest-scoring group on basic religious knowledge — now members of Metro State Atheists are being regular goody-two-shoes.
The group began a three-day campus food drive Tuesday dubbed "Food for Freethought."
The atheists take in nonperishable food items or cash donations from fellow students or other passers-by. In return, they hand out free books.
These are books that have been banned, censored or at least roundly criticized, said group co-founder Joel Guttormson.
The event dovetailed with "Banned Books Week," the last week of September, when hundreds of libraries and bookstores draw attention to what they believe is the mounting problem of censorship...
....about 3,400 Americans were called in May and June and asked 32 fairly basic questions about the Bible, Christianity and other world religions. On average, Americans answered correctly 16 of the 32 questions.
Atheists, people who do not believe in god, and agnostics, those who are unsure of the existence or nature of god, averaged 20.9 correct answers. Jews and Mormons performed next best. Catholics correctly answered fewer than half (14.7).
"Believe it or not," Guttormson said, "at my house, I have two Bibles, two Korans, a Bhagavad Gita and Hindu poems. I have tons of books on Scriptures."
According to a 2009 Pew report, people with no religion make up 16.1 percent of adult Americans: atheists, 1.6 percent; agnostics, 2.4 percent; and those who say they are simply not part of organized religion, 12.1 percent....
...Guttormson said he gets hate mail every time his group does a public event.
It's not enough that a national survey released Tuesday found atheists were the highest-scoring group on basic religious knowledge — now members of Metro State Atheists are being regular goody-two-shoes.
The group began a three-day campus food drive Tuesday dubbed "Food for Freethought."
The atheists take in nonperishable food items or cash donations from fellow students or other passers-by. In return, they hand out free books.
These are books that have been banned, censored or at least roundly criticized, said group co-founder Joel Guttormson.
The event dovetailed with "Banned Books Week," the last week of September, when hundreds of libraries and bookstores draw attention to what they believe is the mounting problem of censorship...
....about 3,400 Americans were called in May and June and asked 32 fairly basic questions about the Bible, Christianity and other world religions. On average, Americans answered correctly 16 of the 32 questions.
Atheists, people who do not believe in god, and agnostics, those who are unsure of the existence or nature of god, averaged 20.9 correct answers. Jews and Mormons performed next best. Catholics correctly answered fewer than half (14.7).
"Believe it or not," Guttormson said, "at my house, I have two Bibles, two Korans, a Bhagavad Gita and Hindu poems. I have tons of books on Scriptures."
According to a 2009 Pew report, people with no religion make up 16.1 percent of adult Americans: atheists, 1.6 percent; agnostics, 2.4 percent; and those who say they are simply not part of organized religion, 12.1 percent....
...Guttormson said he gets hate mail every time his group does a public event.
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth
<--- definite Christian values right here.
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