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Hey don't get me wrong on this whole discussion, anyone who wishes to help and gives out of his resources is OK by me, even if he is an atheist. And discussing the deep things of life in a forum like this hardly results in more than a tit for tat, and I don't really see this conversation heading for anything more than that. I will end with this however... Atheists insist there is no God and some fight to have God removed from the marketplace of ideas. If the atheist could “care less” then why care at all, live it up and die happy no mater who gets run over. If evolution is the "non-god god", then the fittest among us should survive and do away with the unwanteds.

Atheists don't really "insist" that there's no God. Most (maybe not all) say that the worlds holy books are all man made. It's not insistence at all, it's basically saying that the concept of God as defined by the world's religions is rather unlikely, as is the divine nature of holy books.

I don't say this as a defined atheist; I've never called myself that. If you are so insistent on some man made term, the most accurate description I can give of my ideas on the supernatural are "theological noncognitivist".