People might vote against you if you are an outspoken atheist, but being atheist does not translate into a specific political preference.

All atheists are liberals and therefore vote democratic?
Penn Jillette is a libertarian, capitalist atheist.

but atheists certainly trend left. And that link is from a conservative atheists trying to make the case he isn't a small minority, so those are probably the best numbers for his argument.

it's not going to a difference what church you go to but what you really stand for and explaining the way you voted against children, women, et al. The Church of Hate cannot hold onto power much longer - evil destroys, the light creates.

The difference between us and believers is that they get their set of morals delivered to them. We have to pick, steal, forge or innovate our own morals and if anything goes wrong, the responsibility is on us.

As long as people don't understand that atheism is about us determining our own lives, that it's about us humans being responsible, that's it's about us humans having a choice whether we fill this world with love or hate, that's as long as atheism will be regarded as a stigma.


There's an atheist joke:
Next time a believer asks you "If you don't believe in hell, what is holding you back from committing murder?" lean over to him and whisper in his ear "Nothing. Nothing is holding me back."

and that they don't have to search their own minds and souls to develop their unique set of ethics.

While they may use some of their religious beliefs for guidance, most are not spoon feed something they swell whole.

Believers also determine their own lives, are responsible and make a choice how they interact with the world.

Lumping all believers into the same box is no better than lumping all atheists in the same box.

democrats than any other group, though certainly not all are.