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The thing is that Western Nationalist movements often run into a lot of internal strife because of conflict between not just Christians and "Neo-Pagans" but also between with mainstream science worshipping atheists and both (though often the atheists understandably from their point of view...

I looked over his recent posts and he accused you of being a fag twice- both posts are now deleted. He did not call you however a peado.

And Wolf seems to have joined in with you and also had a post deleted. Mod action- can you two please stop your messing.

The only person I see doing that here is yourself which is why I deleted two of your posts here.

On a serious political note Nationalist movements in Europe often run into problems through Christian versus Atheist and Christian versus Neo-Pagan aswell as Atheist versus Neo-Pagan.

Eric Dubay who was a major figure in launching the whole contemporary flat earth movement is an atheist.

That is very true and it is something I don't understand. And it is not just Star Trek which has this problem it seems- just look into Arthur C Clarke and Isaac Asimov who were two of the biggest "Sci-Fi" people of the second half of the 20 th century...

If you do not believe in the existence of an Absolute Personal God than that is going to effect how you view the world. Also you can be an atheist and believe in small "g" gods- Buddhism for instance is atheist but it allows for godlings, ghosts, etc.

I think that Aquinas's five proofs are basically irrefutable especially when taken altogether. The problem though is most atheism in the contemporary West comes down to issues around the "Problem of Evil" and so is not really dealt by them, directly at least.