There's again the religious bias. I would appreciate it if we did not confuse atheism with chaos and violence. I understand that in rural communities churches are probably an important part of the social experience, and I don't even have a problem with that (although there are alternatives). But I don't need all the "atheism are destroying the moral fabric of society" bullshit. It bothers me to read all these articles trying to describe the rural perspective in an unbiased way, which I sympathize with, while stereotyping atheists as baby-eating rapists.
There's again the religious bias. I would appreciate it if we did not confuse atheism with chaos and violence. I understand that in rural communities churches are probably an important part of the social experience, and I don't even have a problem with that (although there are alternatives). But I don't need all the "atheism are destroying the moral fabric of society" bullshit. It bothers me to read all these articles trying to describe the rural perspective in an unbiased way, which I sympathize with, while stereotyping atheists as baby-eating rapists.