I understand the reporter having to show the other side, but he sided with the religious. Seemed to give off a "What are we going to do about these atheists father?" kind of feel. His questions for the atheists were also lame. "But religion makes people feel good?" Like that balances out even one death...

The whole idea of secular fundamentalist is misplaced as there are religious people who want secularism and can be just as loud as an atheist. What I think he meant was the idea of atheist fundamentalism or militant atheism. Well until someone starts protesting funerals, killing people, or banning freedoms (minus the freedom to oppress) I don't think they can call us fundamentalist or extreme. Yeah we are so extreme writing books and having youtube videos. OH SHIT NOT A T-SHIRT!!!

I don't know. While of course still biased and not as respectful of the atheist perspective as I'd like, it's among the lesser slanted segments I've seen of late. And the fact that lately we've been seeing more and more of these segments (1 or 2 a week now) is progress. We're definitely starting to see the push back against the rising fundamentalism we've been facing in this country.

 I definitely wish they had given more detail concerning the numbers of Atheists though. I believe it is 3 million (3%) registered Atheists, not that it's dramatically higher the the 2% they used. Also, it should have been made clear that there are potentially many more unregistered atheists and closeted atheists. They did make it seem small. But the fact that enough people write it in the census that it makes 3% of the entire nation is progress. And we never saw these types of stories atheist pieces a year ago, and certainly not of this number.