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Os 3 tipos de ateus, o físico Marcelo Gleiser e a "Partícula de Deus":
Podemos dizer que existem três grupos de ateus, quanto a sua postura diante do cristianismo:
1) Os ateus conservadores: os quais consideram a religião cristã como a melhor orientadora da vida em sociedade já criada pela filosofia humana. São simpáticos a ela e defendem a conservação desses valores morais no âmbito público. Não gostam de se declarar "ateus" a todo momento, devido a isso tem-se a impressão de que são minoria;
2) Os ateus neutros: os quais, muito embora não sejam totalmente favoráveis à filosofia da religião cristã como orientadora de conduta social, admiram a sua espiritualidade (bem como de outras religiões), a sua beleza artística e, em certa medida, a sua história. Também não gostam muito de se apresentarem como ateus a todo momento, geralmente, preferindo o rótulo de "agnósticos" ao de "ateus".
3) Os ateus militantes, ou neo-ateus: os quais fazem ativismo contra a religião, sobretudo a cristã, desprezam-na e ridicularizam-na, não toleram a cosmovisão proposta pela espiritualidade e interpretam a história da religião cristã sempre com uma conotação negativa. São antirreligiosos, principalmente anticristãos. Adoram declarar-se "ateus", sentem "orgulho" disso e fazem proselitismo. Essa vertente tem virado "modinha", principalmente entre os adolescentes.
Leiam mais: http://conservadoresateus.blogspot.com.br/2012/08/os-3-tipos-de-ate...
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Comment by Napoleon Bonaparte on August 7, 2012 at 12:53pm -
Eu li seu blog, mas eu não entendia os vídeos, porque eu não falam Português. Eu não gosto de ateus conservadores, como SE Cupp ou Jimmy Carr. Felizmente, eles são uma minoria.
Ateus neutras são a maioria e são amplamente definidos. Ateus militares são numericamente pequeno, mas pode ter um grande impacto na sociedade.
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