Damienmarieathope.com Website Review

“i am a caring firebrand atheist, wishing to be hard on ideas but kind to people”. “axiological, methodological, anarchist, universal ethicist, realist, and rationalist”. damien marie athope: axiological atheist, anti-theist, anti-religionist, secularist, humanist, rationalist, writer, artist, poet, philosopher, advocate, activist, with schooling in psychology and sociology as well as an autodidact in science, archeology, anthropology, and philosophy. damien promotes science, realism, axiology, liberty, justice, ethics, anarchism, socialism, progressivism, liberalism, philosophy, psychology, archaeology, and anthropology; advocating for se*ual, gender, child, secular, lgbtqia+, condemning bad behavior is a requirement if one wants change and religion needs to be called out as it is like organized lying with a tax exemption. this scourge is left to freely defraud humanity with impunity. i see religion and find t guilty of crimes against humanity. i am an axiological (value theory) atheist, thus i feel compelled to try to care for everyone as much as i can because other people matter but i wonder am i alone as i see and hear lots of people who seem not to feel the same. i wish others self-mastery, thus do not feel a need to try and change people who may think differently, rather i wish to create a caring space if i can, so they can see things differently if they wish. i care more about human flourishing then just my disbelief, am i alone?. it is like humanistic anti-theism and anti-religionism with strong secularism. religious beliefs often don’t stay in the “belief” category, as if it is something chosen temporarily if needed or changeable if required. no, what is most common is that religious beliefs are completely infused to the person’s identity, thus it’s not what they believe it is more a factor of who they are. what this means is if they are later challenged and given reason to let the belief go this is largely disrupted because they and the belief are mixed with the person’s identity making its loss, not just a possible belief