I agree completely. I think a lot of atheists don't really understand the true concept of the label they so proudly attach to themselves. They think that because they don't believe in the bible or that because the notion of a humanesque creator of existence is absurd, that it makes them an atheist and thus base that assertion on the rejection of these limited notions of a somewhat conscious omnipotent, omnipresent creator.
You have to understand a LOT of definitions of god to reject them all.
Is it normal for atheists to always act so conceited?
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@Shinyspecs:
I agree completely. I think a lot of atheists don't really understand the true concept of the label they so proudly attach to themselves. They think that because they don't believe in the bible or that because the notion of a humanesque creator of existence is absurd, that it makes them an atheist and thus base that assertion on the rejection of these limited notions of a somewhat conscious omnipotent, omnipresent creator.
You have to understand a LOT of definitions of god to reject them all.