Why All Of The Atheists In Congress Are Closeted ThinkProgress
Outside of prominent roles in television or the music industry, being elected to national office is often one of the most visible steps a minority group can take to win acceptance in American society. Yet, for the millions of Americans who openly identify as atheist, the goal of political representation currently remains just out of reach: At present, no one in the 113th Congress identifies as an atheist.
But when Maggie Ardiente of the American Humanist Association spoke to Brian Pellot of the Religion News Service earlier this month, she let slip a striking revelation about a potential hidden “atheist caucus” on Capitol Hill.
“We already know of 24 members of Congress who have told us privately that they don’t believe in God, but they won’t come out, of course, and if we tried to out them they would deny it,” Ardiente said.
Bet its true but BFD.
I was told recently that there are more people who do not believe in God - do not serve God in political office both Congress and Senate - than at any other time in History. It makes sense because our nation has never been in worse shape then it is right now. We're going over the cliff here. ( so to speak )
I find it funny that while you right wing religious nuts keep supporting the polluters and denying global warming, you'll say it's us atheists that are destroying the planet. So it will be you theists who do us in but the entire time you will swear it's because we don't believe in god.
In fact, belief in god and heaven is not good for global warming. You idiots don't see us killing ourselves with pollution because the bible says Jesus is coming back. So the facts and science conflict with your fictional narrative.
So you don't care about the earth because you're just buying time till you go to heaven. This is hell in your eyes, not heaven. You don't care about the here and now. Not like we do.
Anyways, the planet will be just fine. It will be humans that disappear. The other animals will be so much happier without us. And what do theists care? They'll be in heaven, right?