Assuming such things makes you look like a fool. I guess a person of God can assume such things too without educating themselves first. Try talking to a few million atheists first before asking that question again.

Neither does making generalizations about entire groups of people.

Cud dey si really Chrsitians rigte???

I don't know of any atheists who hate God. That wouldn't make any sense. There are some atheists I know who are scornful of the people who try to inflict their religion on others (i.e. voting to deny marriage to gay people). You seem to be confused as to what they are mad at.

not all atheists are....and i don't think its really anger towards god (because yea that really doesn't make sense considering he doesn't exist), its more so anger towards the wars and bigotry that this entity causes in people for no reason

I don't hate God, obviously, because I don't believe in God. I have something of a strong dislike for religions like Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, but I would not say that I fully hate the religions either. Also, I don't hate religious people for their beliefs, I just lose respect for them. I think I hate you though, but that's just because I know thy abode, and thy going out, and thy coming in, and thy rage against me. Because thy rage against me and thy tumult is come up into mine ears, therefore I will put my hook in thy nose, and my bridle in thy lips, and I will turn thee back by the way by which thou camest.

Can't hate something that isn't there

Atheist's aren't hateful towards God. Atheist's don't believe any god exists, so by definition they cannot hate God. Some, however, do dispise, dislike, hate, etc. those who are religious. Most, however, could simply care less.

I think your perception is the problem.

I think you'll find that like Christians, atheists come in several different types. Some are those who just have more faith in science than I do. But I learned early on on this site that many are closet satanists. As such, their hostility toward God makes perfect sense.

We hate god? I had no idea. We don't hate god, just like you probably don't hate the tooth fairy. You have to believe something exists to hate it.

Theists why are you so hateful toward those who don't share your silly belief? It really doesn't make sense.

1) Because it does not make sense, it is not true either. Atheists certainly don't hate a God that is inexistent for them. On the other hand, atheists could certainly be opposed to ideas that are allegedly inspired by that God, for instance the moral laws which are attributed to God according to the sacred texts and their interpretations, and which are presented as absolute truth by some theists. 2) "- Misotheism first appears in a dictionary in 1907. The Greek μισÏŒθεος is found in Aeschylus (Agamemnon 1090). The English word appears as a nonce-coinage, used by Thomas de Quincey in 1846. It is comparable to the original meaning of Greek atheos of "rejecting the gods, rejected by the gods, godforsaken". Strictly speaking, the term connotes an attitude towards the gods (one of hatred) rather than making a statement about their nature. Bernard Schweizer (2002) stated "that the English vocabulary seems to lack a suitable word for outright hatred of God... [even though] history records a number of outspoken misotheists", believing "misotheism" to be his original coinage. Applying the term to the work of Philip Pullman (His Dark Materials), Schweizer clarifies that he does not mean the term to carry the negative connotations of misanthropy: "To me, the word connotes a heroic stance of humanistic affirmation and the courage to defy the powers that rule the universe." - Dystheism is the belief that God does exist but is not wholly good, or that he might even be evil. The opposite concept is eutheism, the belief that God exists and is wholly good. Eutheism and dystheism are straightforward Greek formations from eu- and dys- + theism, paralleling atheism; δύσθεος in the sense of "godless, ungodly" appearing e.g. in Aeschylus (Agamemnon 1590). The terms are nonce coinages, used by University of Texas at Austin philosophy professor Robert C. Koons in a 1998 lecture. According to Koons, "eutheism is the thesis that God exists and is wholly good, [... while] dystheism is the thesis that God exists but is not wholly good." However, many proponents of dystheistic ideas (including Elie Wiesel and David Blumenthal) do not offer those ideas in the spirit of hating God. Their work notes God's apparent evil or at least indifferent disinterest in the welfare of humanity, but does not express hatred towards him because of it. - Maltheism is an ad-hoc coining appearing on Usenet in 1985, referring to the belief in God's malevolence inspired by the thesis of Tim Maroney that "even if a God as described in the Bible does exist, he is not fit for worship due to his low moral standards." The same term has also seen use among designers and players of role-playing games to describe a world with a malevolent deity. - Antitheism is direct opposition to theism. As such, it is generally manifested more as an opposition to belief in a god (to theism per se) than as opposition to gods themselves, making it more associated with antireligion, although Buddhism is generally considered to be a religion, however its status with respect to theism is more nebulous. Antitheism by this definition does not necessarily imply belief in any sort of god at all, it simply stands in opposition to the idea of theistic religion. Under this definition, antitheism is a rejection of theism that does not necessarily imply belief in gods on the part of the antitheist. Some might equate any form of antitheism (or even atheism) to an overt opposition to God, since these beliefs run contrary to the idea of making devotion to God the highest priority in life, although those ideas would imply that God exists, and that he wishes to be worshiped, or to be believed in. - Post-theism accepts the validity of the concept of God as inducing morality at a certain stage of human development, but postulates a stage where morality can exist without support in religious cult, rendering the concept of God superfluous. - Certain forms of dualism make the assertion that the thing worshipped as God in this world is actually an evil impostor, but that a true benevolent deity worthy of being called "God" exists beyond this world. The Gnostics (see Sethian, Ophites) believed that God (the deity worshipped by Jews and Christians) was really an evil creator or demiurge that stood between us and some greater, more truly benevolent real deity. Though there is no reason given why the higher God is not a creator God as well, nor why the higher God allows the realm of the evil demiurge as flawed and unjust to continue to exist. Similarly, Marcionites held beliefs deemed maltheistic in nature, depicting God as represented in the Old Testament as a wrathful, genocidal, malicious demiurge. - Satanism, as represented by the Church of Satan (founded by Anton Szandor LaVey) does not, as commonly presumed, advocate worship of Satan as a literal existing entity, but rather advocated rebellion against an all too real manifested god. As LaVey wrote about God: “[The belief that] 'God takes care of drunks and fools' is inaccurate. In truth, he doesn't even notice them. That's why nothing bad happens to them. I proceed on the assumption that God is an asshole, and only notices those who don't deserve his dubious 'attention': the sensitive, the just, the capable, the talented, the gifted. They are the butterflies whom God pulls the wings off of. You must be something special to be cursed by God.”" Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misotheism

We are not hateful to that which doesn't exist. If he exists, all you have to do is produce tangible evidence that he does. You'd think just one of the billions of christians in the last two thousand years could've had the faith that could be likened unto a mustard seed. But apparently not a single one of you can be bothered. I'd suggest you pull your head out of your ass. http://godisimaginary.com/

Not god just his followers.

I don't hate god. I do get pretty impatient with some of those believers in various gods who proudly declare their total ignorance of a multitude of topics and ask questions they never want an intelligent, educated answer to...

Why are you so hateful about the mighty dog shit pile that controls all things and created the little smelly things going in and out of churches every day? All hail the mighty dog shit pile! What? You deny the dog shit pile? I rub your nose in it then!