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"fanatical fundamentalists" are not the leaders of American Christians in any way.

No, they just want to be.

Militant atheists ARE the leaders of atheists.

Total bovine excrement. A few idiots with an agenda appear on TV and in court for their own purposes. But they have no "followers", there is no "movement", and they have no meaningful organization or broad base of atheist support.

If I saw other groups of atheists with a different approach in the media, like I see other groups representing many Christian schools of thought, I would have no problem.

There are almost no "groups" of atheists - the concept is an absurdity. And among individuals, how would you ever know they were atheists? After all, most people can honestly say they don't want creation myths in science class without being atheists.

"There are almost no "groups" of atheists"

You are part of an atheist group on FR. You may not have meetings or be formally organized, but you are part of a group here nonetheless.

"A few idiots with an agenda appear on TV and in court for their own purposes."

The ACLU and similar groups are not 'a few idiots'. Just because they play down the atheist angle for PR reasons, doesn't change the fact that they are advocates and have an agenda.

"And among individuals, how would you ever know they were atheists?"

Ironic, coming from Mr 666...

Look, I am an agnostic. But hateful atheists with s#$% attitudes that push leftist agendas that threaten my liberty are my sworn enemies. I am glad you are not one of them.

As far as fundementalists go, I may disagree with their group and philosophy, but contrary to atheist scaremongering, they pose no threat to my liberty and do not express the 'destroy our institutions' mentality and hatred of prime time atheists.