Well, you've drawn a shallow picture of me, to be sure. Yes, you bring up valid points, but they are less important than the false belief perpetuated by religion on the masses and the vast sums of money they pilfer off of society.
You shouldn't say I said one good thing and then proceed to trash me. I am quite sturdy inside, so I won't crumble like a dry leaf.
It's better to be atheist and clear headed than religious and deluded. Once an atheist, is there more work to do to be a whole person operating at Maslow's highest level? Obviously, that's the case.
I invent board games, and I have made contributions in mathematics. So, I am doing good work to make the world a better place with my intellectual achievements.
But, that is secondary to the real problems plaguing the world. When republicans call climate change fake news or a hoax, they need to be removed from office in the next election. Yet, they win too many elections. They have people in positions of power such that women in the US will now clamor to get abortions if they can since it will likely become illegal soon to get one.
The antivax campaign is terrible.
It stems from religion mostly, and the republican party has married itself to religion.
Thus, my first task is to debunk religion and show atheism isn't bad. That's why I wrote the above cited article.
Maybe we are on the same side. But, don't throw me under the bus anymore--especially on a public platform.
I might not be so approachable next time.