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My argument is that atheists are not as passive as they claim, because of the way the subject matter is treated. It’s not merely a lack of belief in any kind of possible creator or lack of curiosity. It is a Snoopy And Woodstock Cure Multiple Sclerosis Shirt direct rebuke of the religious traditions which claim to know a specific creator and that creator’s thoughts. Atheism can only be described as a lack of belief in those religious traditions.
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While an agnostic is open to the Snoopy And Woodstock Cure Multiple Sclerosis Shirt possibility of a creator and that he/she might be the character described in religious canonical literature. I think if there were a God it would be very unlike how people imagine it. Agnosticism doesn’t define what god is, it just acknowledges human ignorance to the existence and nature of God.
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I find the widespread distribution of religious tendencies on remote, and even isolated parts of the world enough reason to explore the topic in its entirety. That means religious, spiritual, transcendental, drug-induced, however, you want to slice it. Personally, I think that atheists can come out as a bit aggressive has quite a lot to do with having to fight from an under-dog position socially in a lot of countries still. All the way up to 9/11 atheists were widely regarded as the most mistrusted social group in the US, only to be superseded by Muslims after the terror attack.
I think a lot of atheists in religious countries feel forced to take a Snoopy And Woodstock Cure Multiple Sclerosis Shirt social stance as active non-believers simply because the pressure from the otherwise overwhelming religious default position forces people into that corner. For myself, who come from a largely non-religious country people can be much more relaxed about their non-belief as you do not run the risk of being ostracized.