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there are jerks in every group. I was just a little tired of hearing that people like me are "amoral." I can't force myself to believe in a god-- I tried-- and I wish that weren't some people's basis for telling me and other people like me that we're bad people. Don't judge a person by their religion (or lack thereof) alone. Judge them by their actions. 
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By the way, religious and non-religious, stop fighting and connect yourself on this point. you both believe in an original creator(not god), as in religious see the creator(s) as beings whom put the complex points of life into place at the beginning, whilst non-religious see the creator as being a collision of atoms causing a monumental reaction to take place. And, truthfully, I see no reason that all these ideals cannot coexist, as the only difference is one is a realm of chaos and chance, while the other is total order and the definite; then in the end it circumvents back to the point that the world is the same either origin, and we should keep trying to improve the lives of those involved in any creation. Smiley Face.
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I have two religious friends who I've known since high school. One is a happy Catholic, the other is a sensible-minded Christian. When they sneeze, I simply say "Bless you", and they don't mind me (a non-believer) saying it because I don't judge them by their faiths and cherish them as fellow human beings.
And you're right, religious people aren't bad as a whole. I love my religious friends, and they're fine with me. We're able to see the differences between us and be okay with that. I know a lot of REALLY nice religious people, and my best friend has said many times to me: "You're not like some atheists I know. You're courteous and you have very strong morals. I like that."
Atheists are pretty much blank slates for the religions of the world to convert to their side.
The independent voters if you will.
Also I think you are misunderstanding what people mean when they call you amoral. An amoral person has no moral standards, and is not concerned with or amenable to moral judgments. Basically your outside the scope of morality.
An immoral person acts contrary to moral principles theft, murder, adultery etc.
An amoral person can't be bad or good they just are. I can't speak for other religions since I don't know where they stand on the subject, but Christianity considers being amoral to be the best a person can be without having a personal relationship with God.
(Sorry for the eventual mistakes, I learn english by myself aaaand I'm not a very good teacher)