Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "BBC News Africa" channel.

@ryanhunter5594 View the replies to your comment, and see whether you can figure how atheism can be seen as simply hostility to religion rather than free thinking. It's an individual choice, but over 90% of Nigeria aren't being forced into religion at gunpoint. It's almost like a gay minority lecturing to a majority heterosexual population because they won't switch to being gay and not procreate.
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As an American, I believe the Nigerians should stop hating each other because of religious beliefs. Does that make my opinion important? Hell no. It's just more lecturing. The Africa nations can modernize like the West and start hating each other for racial, ethnic, and political differences like what's common in North America and Europe.
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@dylanmurphy9389 I doubt you're replying to true atheists or agnostics. These are just people who hate all religions, or either people who are trying to make a philosophical argument without using logic and reason. I don't like to judge people, but most of the time, they're not upset with Christian virtues of forgiveness, being like Jesus, and being opposed to killing and theft. I thinks it's the anti-gay, anti-sodomy, and morality codes in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. If they actually thought religious people were all mentally ill and believing in fairy tales, that wouldn't personally harm or offend an non-religious person. I would genuinely pity a person rather than just assuming they're part of a cult and can't leave. IMO, they heard someone religious, a politician, or an evangelist preacher telling them that homosexuality was immoral, and only heterosexual families should be promoted. No other parts of the Christian Bible are as controversial and in conflict with modern society than the condemnation of homosexuality in Abrahamic religions. Simply being religious doesn't mean a rejection of science, promotion of theocracy, and an opposition to gay rights.
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