While it certainly doesn’t mean the person *is* religious, I can’t stop my mind from assuming it is.

This is a reflection of myself, I suppose. I find that religious people are often more active, because the call to action is more frequent (church a couple times a week, for example).

I find that without the calls to action, we atheists tend to be armchair activists. And while this is a mighty great idea, I hear of small, yet random acts of kindness from the religious way more frequently the acts of kindness from non.

It’s my $0.02, and doesn’t mean it’s accurate.

I found this image on facebook too. To me it was a message of hope and generosity that said “hey if you have a job, a home and a car, then yeah, you have riches to spare when someone less fortunate than you needs something.”

I don’t understand the assumption that this man is religious though? I pride myself on the good deeds I do in my life, but I’m an atheist. I’m just saying, the world isn’t divided into bad people and religious people