The Wall Street Journal has many articles about bullshit (aka religions). Most of the comments are usually stupid because Christians are fucking morons. However I have seeing more common sense, aka atheism, in the comments. Here are two examples.

"We live in the 21st century, and we're still discussing religion. It is time to move on. Religion is full of false promises, ignorant predictions, and wasted emotion. Give up your false gods, and embrace reality."
-- Byron Goodman

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"The evolution of life on our planet is a story of many starts and stops, many catastrophes that resulted in mass extinctions, and the incredible suffering of animals up and down the food chain. This simply does not jibe with the Christian story of a god whose principal interest was to create beings in his own image and test them for future rewards and punishments. Evolution has been proven beyond any doubt based on substantial fossil discoveries and analysis of the DNA relationships among all living matter, pointing to a 3.8 billion year process of natural selection of beneficial mutations. Our discovery of evolution is perhaps the single most important piece of evidence that Christianity is false. It is not possible to combine evolution and Christianity into a unified coherent theory. They do not mix. Christians who assert that they believe God used evolution to create mankind are not thinking on anything other than a superficial level."
-- Terry P. Carriker

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There were many more comments from god-soaked fucktards. The usual bullshit. These morons for Jeebus can't exist without their ridiculous "magical 2nd life" fantasy. I never met a Christian who wasn't a feeble-minded coward.