Is it normal to be atheist, yet support christian values?

I wouldn’t quiet classify myself as an atheist, but I think Christianity has many superior values compared to other religions.

I just wouldn’t want to dedicate myself to any God or belief. But I do appreciate many Christian values, particularly forgiveness.

My family does that. I think even Richard Dawkins does that. Western humanism itself was founded on a Christian civilization.

Yes because you arent insane like the atheism+ on reddit.

Liberalism is a spectrum. For Jesus's time he was very liberal for a jew. I think thats the one weakness of the religion. Its too tolerant. This is why Islam will conquer Europe in a century or two. Radical liberalism destroys itself.

It means you have similar ideals. Regardless of the “religious” idea. There’s no conflict.

Yes but christianities main weakness is its quite liberal. Jesus forgave sinners and told you to accept them. Islam is superior in this and is taking over because its strict. But Islam does not have good values in a lot of areas so it's not a good alternative. I presume in the next 100 years places like Sweden will have a slight muslim majority and they will get to vote muslim politicians in who will eventually create a form of sharia. Islam is the future in western europe and theres not much can be done about it now.

I think everyone should be this way, despite religion. Those Christians who's religion is the only thing stopping them from doing horrible things are the worst.

It has good family values. But I would never expect my children or anyone else to believe it’s the one singular truth.

No.