Re: Poll: Atheists less likely to "do good"

Generally speaking, defending atheists is not something I make a habit of. I'm not convinced that this is what I'm doing here. Is the person you acuse an atheist simply  because they questioned the validity of some other person's work that you put your name to? 

"...but perhaps when you learn to have the capacity for understanding fully...." , that itself was a followup to .... the merits of some sociologists and the wares they were found spouting from the platform of, of all things, a survey. That is a teency bit incongruent. It doesn't help that you follow up this immediately by implying that opinions in alignment with the surveyors' meets your standard of teachable. The institution of shaping opinions through polling them being what it is, at least the latter is in perfect conformity with how social engineers generally prefer their work to manifest.