Hmm, the way you're describing it, that sounds more like what I'd call a cult, and I've always seen religion as being a little bit more than that, because in my mind there's something supernatural involved with religion, I guess.:S Those are just my personal definitions, I'm not sure if they're right.:P I just feel like there's a distinction between the two.
Either way, I don't think atheism is a religion, it seems a bit contradictory to call it one. I've personally never seen Darwin be treated like a "godlike" figure, that's a very strong way to describe someone. Hmm, I'm just going to go with no as my answer.:P
Is Atheism becoming a 'relgion' in it's self.
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Hmm, the way you're describing it, that sounds more like what I'd call a cult, and I've always seen religion as being a little bit more than that, because in my mind there's something supernatural involved with religion, I guess.:S Those are just my personal definitions, I'm not sure if they're right.:P I just feel like there's a distinction between the two.
Either way, I don't think atheism is a religion, it seems a bit contradictory to call it one. I've personally never seen Darwin be treated like a "godlike" figure, that's a very strong way to describe someone. Hmm, I'm just going to go with no as my answer.:P