Radical Atheists' Actions Speak Louder than Words!!!!!!

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As said, tolerance and intolerance are values that everybody must learn and not to become vices to tolerate.  Christians are taught by God's grace to be tolerant towards what is good and to be intolerant to what is evil.  For example, I am tolerant towards homosexuals by not bullying them and there but I am not tolerant towards same sex marriage and their sinful activities.  Sadly, the world refuses to see it that way and as Jesus said, "The world loves its own."  I am not surprised to what is going on and I won't be surprised if the Rapture hits and I'd be gone anytime, my assets will go away and so on.

Atheists have accused of Christians of being cruel, intolerant, narrow-minded bigot but wait, let's take a look at the truth of history and current events to show how atheists are intolerant in a bad way!

You may take a look at this picture above.  For them, there's always them saying, "Christians are intolerant with their views against homosexuality, gambling, etc." and they love to take Scriptures out of context to prove God is cruel while they contradict themselves whenever they say God doesn't exist and the Bible is a book of fables.  If they do not believe the Bible is true and that God exists, why do they even hate God when they say, "There is no God and I HATE Him."  You cannot hate anyone at a personal level who doesn't exist!  You may hate a fictional character for being mean but it's not at a personal level.  Their hatred for God is at a personal level.

Take a look at the picture... just even think "If Jesus returns, kill him again!"  Just think about it, they may now even be anticipating the return of Jesus.  They know He exists and they want to de-throne Him.  As Romans 1:21 describes the atheist as having known God.  Their actions prove how cruel they can be.  In fact, history EVEN proves how cruel atheist dictators can be.  After all, they hate God with a passion.  

Some facts atheist may hate to acknowledge to the world:
  • Joseph Stalin an atheist died while shaking his fist towards Heaven.
  • Madalyn Murray O Hair disowned her own son Andrew Murray after he converted to Christianity, calling him one who sides with a hateful, vengeful God but look who's talking.  She hated God with a passion!
  • Karl Marx the founder of the Marxist Communist school of thought hated God with a passion a proof that atheism stems from a hatred of God, wishing He did not exist.  
  • North Korea fears the New Testament brought into their territories.
  • Atheist dictators like Mao Zedong and Pol Pot put the Bible in their TOP ONE MOST HATED LITERATURE!  They also aim to get rid of religion so they can only be the true power of the State.
  • Atheists do worship someone one way or another.  Atheists treat atheist literature in such awe as the Christians treat the Holy Bible
  • The atrocities done by atheistic Communist governments like Maoist China, North Korea under the Kim Dynasty and the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia fit perfectly with Richard Dawkins' statement that there's no good, no evil... just pitiless indifference.
  • No decent Christian EVER campaigned to get rid of people who did not agree with Christianity.  You don't have a Billy Sunday crusade or Charles Spurgeon preaching to eradicate lawless men, but rather to pray for their salvation.

Peter Hitchens, the brother of the late atheist Christopher Hitchens (sadly he is NOW in Hell assuming he did not repent and receive Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior) had written this about atheist's hatred for Christianity:

The Christian religion has become the principal obstacle to the desire of earthly utopians for absolute power.
“Only one reliable force stands in the way of the power of the strong over the weak … Only one reliable force restrains the hand of the man of power. And in an age of power-worship, the Christian religion has become the principal obstacle to the desire of earthly utopians for absolute power” (p. 83). 
The great assault on God in Europe and North America, he believes, is a specific attack on Christianity. Jesus’ dictum, “My kingdom is not of this world” (John 18:36) asserts that the utopian society of which the secularists dream is unattainable; and his statement, “the poor you will always have with you” (Matt. 26:11), refutes their belief that their quest for absolute power is justified because, one day, it will produce the perfect world. The Christian assertion that there is absolute truth and unalterable, divinely appointed laws repudiates their belief that morality is relative and that the end justifies the means. Christianity alone, he maintains, stands against the new alliance between political utopianism and the new cult of the unstrained self, unleashed upon the Western world by many modern intellectuals (p. 98). 
In his search for the answer to the question, ‘Why do atheists want there to be no God?’, Peter makes an interesting reference to Thomas Nagel, Professor of Philosophy and Law at New York University. In his book The last Word, Nagel discussed his fear of religion and wrote, 
“I speak from experience, being strongly subject to this fear myself: I want atheism to be true and am made uneasy by the fact that some of the most intelligent and well-informed people I know are religious believers … I don’t want there to be a God; I don’t want the universe to be like that” (p. 109)."