> The people who do good in the name of religion, by and large, don't need religion to do good. I doubt Fred Rogers would agree with you. I also think "religi

> The people who do good in the name of religion, by and large, don't need religion to do good. I doubt Fred Rogers would agree with you. I also think "religion" is a loaded word. Depending on what you mean by it, Jesus was anti-religion. And finally, I think people people don't need theism to create a dogma of hate, bigotry, and oppression. History is full of stories of evil men who commit atrocities in the name of dogmas with absent or incidental theism.