One of the classic hallmarks of dogma is intolerance of those who believe differently than the speaker. This is often shown by attacking others' beliefs.

On this score, quite a few Mudcat atheists fit the bill far better than Mudcat religious believers.    Mudcat believers are far more willing to live and let live than many Mudcat atheists are.

If by some chance somebody disagrees with this assessment, I'lll be glad to provide (more) chapter and verse.

As I've noted before, I am not religious--just interested in fair play for those who are. Which, I observe, is not a major concern of many Mudcat atheists.