I thought this was quite interesting, especially some of the comments....

[madmom]

http://freethoughtnation.com/index.php

[zbdent]

1. maybe a little more info so that people don't fear being "RickRolled"?

[madmom]

2. ok sorry about that....here's the opening 3 paragraphs..

Please respect my religion!
by D.M. Murdock/Acharya S

We are often asked to "respect people's religions." In the first place, many religious ideas are very disrespectful to human beings and are not worthy of respect. Secondly, what about people respecting our religion in return?

The word "religion" comes from the Latin noun religiō, which means, among other things, "scrupulousness" or "conscientiousness." In my perspective of reality, I endeavor to be extremely scrupulous and conscientious. Hence, one could call me "religious" and my perspective "religion."

My religion does not call people "infidels," "heretics," "goyim," "heathens" or "sinners," who are "other" and "alien," unlike us and worthy of contempt, exploitation or worse....
http://freethoughtnation.com/index.php

[dmallind]

3. Danger Will Robinson!

It's bad enough that godbotherers call atheism a religion without our own playing semantic games to do the same, for whatever reason. The would principally means to bind or constrict as I'm sure Murdock et al. know full well, and atheism likes any binding strictures or credo, defined in fact by their absence. Going to tertiary meanings to stretch a minor point while conceding a major, and false, accusation is a silly gambit.