Definitely! Those pesky evangelical atheists were knocking on my door just the other day, passing out pamphlets and asking if I had accepted the love of science into my heart.

I don't know about an "evangelical arm", but I'm getting pretty damn intolerant of religious bigots who want to force their BS on the rest of society.

I guess I am one of those assholes. If someone brings up religion, I am going to bring up how stupid/hateful/sexist it is.

I know I am intolerant of people choosing wishful thinking over positive action to solve their problems. The only time I feel it is acceptable to choose the inverse is when those wishes are hateful, and thus their actions would also be.

I doubt there is any sort of "organized" group, but I'm sure there are those
atheists who would probably dearly love to do some conversions.

For myself, I freely admit that I am relatively intolerant of religious thinking.
I won't seek out people to be confrontational with, but if the religutards get
in my face, I have no problem telling them exactly what I think of them, their
delusions, and their man-made gods. I feel perfectly justified blasting them,
if they initiate the encounter. I haven't started picketing churches, YET.

I'm an anti-theist. I believe all religion is absolutely evil, and it has far too much
influence on everyone's lives.
I'm not shy about saying so.
I no longer believe in "live and let live". Tolerance is what has gotten us where
we are now.

There are "evangelical" atheists, but there isn't a centralised organisation to which they belong, if there were they might actually succeed! By the way, the preferred term is de-programming; you convert somebody TO a religion, you save them FROM it.

I do and I also feel many of us, anti-theists, are among them. It is becoming a fight for our survival and freedoms.

I fight through speaking out and donating lots of money to worthwhile groups as Freedom From Religion Foundation. They fight with laws, debates, advertisements and every non-violent thing at their disposal.

There are radical people in all groups, be them religious or not.

Never heard evangelical arm of atheism, but I am a militant atheist, and I am proud of it.

Yes there is and they are called anti-theists, of which I am one.

Well, I'm intolerant to religious thinking when I have to pick up the believers share of taxes because they get $70B in tax breaks for their superstition and social club. When they pass laws that are hate directed LBGQ+ or directed at other superstitions. Maybe some other reasons I can't think of right now.

No. But if there was, making someone be a realist instead of believing in ghosts is probably a worthwhile cause

Honestly I think it takes some big event in a christian life to even consider atheism/agnosticism. I was christian for 30 years and there is no way an atheist could talk me out of it with reason. Christianity is an emotional experience. Kinda like going to Vegas getting drunk and marrying the cocktail waitress at the Elvis 15 minute Wedding chapel. Christians will do mental gymnastics and accuse you of being the devil if you try to change their minds. Preachers even preach that god uses the foolish things of this world to confound the wise so that enforces their perception if you try to use reason they will go back and say god is using foolishness to confound you. Yes i know its crazy but when you feel like you will go to hell for even questioning god it makes more sense.

Thank goodness that i came to my senses. I mean it was sorta cool to take the blue pill and think everything is Alice in Wonderland but i value truth and facts more than feeling good.

My experience came from having heart surgery and almost dying and reevaluating everything in my life.

Yea. It’s me.

yep. We have quite a few on this site.

Perhaps. What I percieve on this site there is a small very conservative group that hold all the same political stances and values as any staunch Evangelical. The only difference their selfishness manifests itself as not wanting the church, a God, or anybody else to tell them what to do, what to think, or how to act.

They profess agnosticism/atheism as a way of shedding any or all accountability to anyone or anything. An easy way to assuage their guilt by not having to answer to anybody. They're basically Evangelicals withour the guilt, but same old prejudices.

look, there is an evangelical arm of everything. i have been proselytized to by vegans, by conspiracy theorists, by a vegan conspiracy theorist, by adele fans.... of course there is such an arm here too. it doesn't represent the majority. i think most of us just don't want to be discriminated against, and by extension wish that courtesy for others as well, and desire separation of church and state as well. the rest is just people being people.

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No. The only person I can change and control is myself.

Anyone can be a fundamentalist anything, including a fundamentalist atheist. I have known a few.

I am very aware that there is and it disturbs me, as they are no better or really that different than the religious fundys they hate. Live and let live.....

I don’t need to suspect. The four horsemen openly proselytize night and day for atheism. And the list is much longer than four now - Shermer, Dillahunty, Meyers, etc. It’s a cottage industry now.

Kind of like militant vegans spitting on your steak or splashing blood on people wearing fur or leather.

There's going to be random assholes.

I would like to help believers to see the light of reality. I would not do it in such a way as to threaten them with some sort of damnation as they threaten us with.

Sure. I'm intolerant of quite a bit of religious thinking. I probably would have been burned as a witch at Salem for suggesting maybe there were no witches. Intolerant?

Suspect? Naw. Know? You bet.