1. It's quite frankly such a weak set of steps that it isn't going to do any harm.
2. It's quite charming in an new testament, jesus loves you kind of a way.
3. It does at least treat Atheists with some degree of respect although not a lot.
4. I'm sure there are many many sites trying to achieve the reverse. In fact many Christians claim the whole secular movement (and thus the western world) is trying to turn Christians bad.
5. Atheism as a movement was first galvanized by the french and as an Englishmen I'll do support anything that even remotely undermines the french

So are all atheists angry?

As an adjunct to this, here is a REALLY scary picture

(It's from IT the movie and yes he is getting closer and if you look for too long he leaps out from the screen and persuades you to become a clown... Jesus christ!)

and a NOT so scary picture

(fear my automated build system... and my tiny penguin. Or maybe I have a normal sized penguin and a giant robot arm, calculator, mario mug, pens and desk... either way fear something or other... Jesus saves!)

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NSString *list = @"Norman, Stanley, Fletcher";
NSArray *listItems = [list componentsSeparatedByString:@", "];
produces an array { @"Norman", @"Stanley", @"Fletcher" }.

For those who didn't grow up in the eighties Norman Stanley Fletcher is a famous rogue from british television. Made me laugh for a moment Back to grindstone.

All hail the mighty Flying Spaghetti Monster. I hope to one day be touched by its noodley appendage.