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Now if you can find a good lolcat, you win.
You suggest, like a typical religious liberal, that we should just respect other's religion or myths. And that would solve everything. But it does not.
Unfortunately, some myths are destructive.
1) How about those demanding human adult sacrifice? Here we might ask such people to respect and not interfere with others. But they might not.
2) Even your non-interference religion, ends up interfering after all. Consider those who demand we teach Creationism, to respect their myths? This takes up our class time and tax dollars.
3) Or consider this belief, which would seem to totally passive, not interfering with others at all: what if their belief is that only "faith" is good, and science and reason are bad? What about say, the person who hates reason and science (and supports only "faith"
. This person does not impose his beliefs on others. But he, having little reason, must be physically taken care of by others; or else he expires. Or he, having little reason, is a dangerous driver, and a dangerous cook, say.
Is the liberal Christian prescription really workable? Is it really possible to leave others to their myths, everyone not effecting others? Such persons can often end up being destructive to themselves and others, usually, one way or another. Indirectly.
Should we respect everyone and their religion, their myth? Your solution doesn't really solve some problems. The main problem of your typical liberal theology is that often, even a religion that does not force its myths at all on others directly, would do so indirectly: such people vote their preferences after all, consciously or unconsciously. Or their beliefs infect their interactions with others. Sometimes in a very destructive way.
It is a pleasant UU liberal fantasy that we can allow all religions, all myths. Or especially we can, if we specify that no one imposes their own beliefs on others. But as a practical matter the UU liberal religion does not work. Because as a practical matter, people's beliefs often affect their behavior. In ways that often impose negatively on others around them.
So your typical Universal libertarian liberal religious apologetic, does not work. It is not true that if everyone just respected other's religions, and did not try to impose their religion on others, everything would be just fine.
How did you even find it?
The Delusionists are here to tell you all the truth.
Down with imagination!
Down with fiction!
Down with art!
Let's get back to some good old puritanical boredom. Partypoopers rule!
You guys are a fuckin' riot! 
RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where's my duct tape?
I've been an atheist for over half a century, now.
You seem to be on a campaign to scare us.
Why?
What's with the fear mongering here?
There's plenty of very real things for me to fear.
Being attacked for being atheist is pretty low on that list. It really is.
Yet here you are, in the Religion forum, discussing Religion.
Two atheists talkin' about religion. Ain't that a hoot?
You're the one that claims he doesn't care, yet here you are, caring.
You have a nice day. 
That's why I'm here. Didn't you realize that? 
Sounds like a little religious entitlement you're using there. 
from a scary site.
Go with it if it makes you feel good.
It just perpetuates the conflicts here, and the irony is that if posts like this were made about non-believers, there would be complaints of bigotry, privilege, and incivility.
There is literally nothing of substance in the linked to post. Nothing but pseudo-science as it is not actual psychology. I thought most atheists were against that kind of 'woo'.
This stuff is basic middle school skepticism. And I think that those "driven (I like to say 'guided') by reason, rational thought and science" would understand that those stories can't be true.
Unless you're saying this stuff is too basic...
--imm
I wrapped their presents and put tags on them that said:
To: my child
From: Santa
I am full of grief and remorse for my terrible wrongdoing.
So my grandfather would pick up all us kids for a ride around town to see the lights on houses, trees, etc. And give Santa a chance to stop by.
When we got home, all the presents were out in the front room. Some were from "Santa", some from family and friends. And my folks would eat the cookies we left out for his visit before we got back.
No Santa Clause! 
--imm
Says the person who admitted laughing at the Book of Mormon for an entire day while driving through Utah.
Some families play Christmas on a secular plane. Santa is actually a Pagan character. Some families even have a "Hanukkah Bush," that plays a part that they make up.
Hanukkah is, or was, a minor holiday. The gifts, or prizes were usually pennies, candies and dreidles. 
--imm
Some people are pretty good at it.
Did you not mean for this to be flame bait? You seem to object to it being called that.
This double edged bigotry is sickening. The only solace is that it says much more about those that hold these beliefs than it does about those they are attacking.
Hope your friend is able to find and get what she needs to stay healthy. These kinds of disorders can be unspeakably tortuous. Those who mock them are very small minds indeed.
but there are the reaganites, the religion of today, that preaches greed is god...good...whatever.
HYPOCRISY RULES
Tikki