PureX
Veteran Member
"Beyond religion" is not atheism.
Also, there is nothing to indicate that atheists are any more interested in peace and unity than theists or religious adherents are. So the question being asked in the OP is based on a faulty premise.
Finally, it is impossible to know the extent to which religious practices actually effect the way people behave toward each other positively or negatively. Most religiosity is a personal endeavor that can vary greatly from one individual to another even within the same religious community.
Also, there is nothing to indicate that atheists are any more interested in peace and unity than theists or religious adherents are. So the question being asked in the OP is based on a faulty premise.
Finally, it is impossible to know the extent to which religious practices actually effect the way people behave toward each other positively or negatively. Most religiosity is a personal endeavor that can vary greatly from one individual to another even within the same religious community.