Atheists believed to be less moral, says study - BBC News

When I was in the Army I always did duty on holidays. I would switch with the guys who had families so they could be with their children.

What the definition of moral each group was using might be an issue also.

1stSgt Nelson Kerr - Immanuel Kant said it best. "Act as if each action were a universal law of nature." This would apply to Christians and atheists alike.

SGT (Join to see) - It would be hard to find some one who detests Kant more than I do. He is second only to Aristotle on my ahilosophical SH@T list.

SFC (Join to see) - You seem to have time to behave rudely, so I will ignore that remark. I consider you demand that I make up for your reading problems to be rude.

SFC (Join to see) - You do mean that it would be condemned by all Christians with the exception of the Christians who are not suffering a witch to live?

Capt Gregory Prickett - What I am saying my friend is that we strayed quite a bit off the topic of “Atheists believed to be less moral, says study” and it’s time to call it a discussion. To indulge you a bit more: I established that it’s not only just Christians burning people over in Africa. What I meant was any organized religion, except Islam, would condemn burning people alive. You know that. We also know that any Witch, Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist… or anyone else we know of, would take personal exception to being burnt alive.

1stSgt Nelson Kerr - Top I’ve been nothing but a gentlemen to you in this discussion. You are the one that called me “ignorant and or just being obtuse”; that sir is being rude or a bore. I believe it’s time to agree to disagree. I respect all people who served, so I will call it a night.