But yeah he was more then likely an atheist just don't blame all non believers for this man's actions.
You can only blame the man. Only he made that decision. We can look at what influenced him to make that decision though. Case in point:
Dragonblade01 posted...
Let's say that this killer was an atheist and wanted to kill Christians. What are we meant to take from that information?
We're meant to look at what influenced him and ask why. Maybe he believed that Trump voters are all Nazis, so he thought he was doing a good thing. Apparently he was an avid CNN viewer, which means all the propaganda they spew out all day to make people hate Trump could have effected him. How does a good Muslim being radicalized? How does a kid who was raised in a Christian family start to despise his parents for it? There are a number of influences.
You know CNN isn't as anti trump as people think. I actually watch CNN and it's nowhere near Fox news was when Obama was president. Apparently anti trump = not praising him all the time. ---