Rights for the People of Atheism
People should not have a say in what someone else’s religion can and cannot be, someone should be able to chose to be Atheist without the fear of someone else criticizing them. There are a few good points to justify why Atheists are just like other people: Atheists can be “happy, balanced, moral, and intellectually fulfilled,” Atheist can teach people Ethics and such, Secularism can be good for the country if taken properly, and Evolution is Proven and Accepted.
Atheists can be “Happy, Balanced, Moral, and Intellectually Fulfilled.”
Since most humans are “dependent on God for salvation,” human beings themselves are incapable of achieving moral virtue (Baltimore). So people are too reliant of God to go and …show more content…
Catholics once again wait for God to make conditions improve for them instead of going and making things better for themselves. Where Atheists would be the first to jump on an opportunity to better their own conditions. Another good point is that Atheists aren’t held down by some things that Catholics are. Some of these things consist of sin, redemption, and salvation. Atheists can get more things done without having to worry about sinning and then trying to get redemption for that sin. Atheist people aren’t at all bad people they are just like everyone else. And not all Atheists hate God, they just lack the belief of a God.(see fig. …show more content…
In some points secularism, I believe can be better than original views of the government. such as keeping religion out of political debates. “In Politics, Religion is an elevated subject. And most of the time Atheists or Agnostics are pretty much ignored” (Niose). It could make the elections and viewpoints be more balanced, and keep politicians on the subjects of more important matters. According to some data, 54% of Americans would vote in an Atheist president. Although it would be a little weird not hearing a president saying “One nation under God”. Unlike some older generations, the generation of now are more skeptical to think of other matters above religion. and instead of trying to explain yourself in the matters of Birth Control, Abortion, Etc. you can simply reply with I’m atheist. Another great point is Evolution.
Evolution is Proven and Accepted “Most people who oppose Evolution, Natural Selection, is because they believe that is all based upon chance” (Dawkins). And they aren’t entirely wrong, because it is somewhat based on chance. We cannot choose how we are going to adapt or change. But, we do know that we change in ways that makes surviving in our area easier. Such as that our jaws used to much bigger and fit more teeth, but since we have been able to cook and soften food, our jaws have gotten smaller and our teeth have gotten
People should not have a say in what someone else’s religion can and cannot be, someone should be able to chose to be Atheist without the fear of someone else criticizing them. There are a few good points to justify why Atheists are just like other people: Atheists can be “happy, balanced, moral, and intellectually fulfilled,” Atheist can teach people Ethics and such, Secularism can be good for the country if taken properly, and Evolution is Proven and Accepted.
Atheists can be “Happy, Balanced, Moral, and Intellectually Fulfilled.”
Since most humans are “dependent on God for salvation,” human beings themselves are incapable of achieving moral virtue (Baltimore). So people are too reliant of God to go and …show more content…
Catholics once again wait for God to make conditions improve for them instead of going and making things better for themselves. Where Atheists would be the first to jump on an opportunity to better their own conditions. Another good point is that Atheists aren’t held down by some things that Catholics are. Some of these things consist of sin, redemption, and salvation. Atheists can get more things done without having to worry about sinning and then trying to get redemption for that sin. Atheist people aren’t at all bad people they are just like everyone else. And not all Atheists hate God, they just lack the belief of a God.(see fig. …show more content…
In some points secularism, I believe can be better than original views of the government. such as keeping religion out of political debates. “In Politics, Religion is an elevated subject. And most of the time Atheists or Agnostics are pretty much ignored” (Niose). It could make the elections and viewpoints be more balanced, and keep politicians on the subjects of more important matters. According to some data, 54% of Americans would vote in an Atheist president. Although it would be a little weird not hearing a president saying “One nation under God”. Unlike some older generations, the generation of now are more skeptical to think of other matters above religion. and instead of trying to explain yourself in the matters of Birth Control, Abortion, Etc. you can simply reply with I’m atheist. Another great point is Evolution.
Evolution is Proven and Accepted “Most people who oppose Evolution, Natural Selection, is because they believe that is all based upon chance” (Dawkins). And they aren’t entirely wrong, because it is somewhat based on chance. We cannot choose how we are going to adapt or change. But, we do know that we change in ways that makes surviving in our area easier. Such as that our jaws used to much bigger and fit more teeth, but since we have been able to cook and soften food, our jaws have gotten smaller and our teeth have gotten