@Yossi Horowitz: I'm not sure how you arrived at that interpretation, since I'm not saying anything like that. There's nothing disrespectful about believing something different from someone else; in fact, that's the only way that intelligent people can function. A person can't believe something that makes no sense to them. That means people of faith need to accept the fact that there are those who don't believe, and atheists need to accept the fact that there are intelligent and rational people who still believe in the existence of a God that exists completely outside the realm of science. There are plenty of people who operate on dogma and have never questioned their beliefs, but there are also tons of intelligent adults who've put a lot of thought into it and still believe.

Which means everyone needs to coexist, even though things that they are certain to be true aren't accepted by everyone else. And writing or saying things that are dismissive of the beliefs that other people hold sacred, is just as bad as people of faith calling atheists "heathens" or trying to impose their own religion where it doesn't belong.