Can you name some people who are conservative but also athiest or agnostic but not christian, etc.?

Answer 1

There's actually more than you think (that doesn't mean there's alot) but the only notable people I can think of are Trey Parker and Matt Stone who are both agnostics and hate liberals, and Penn and Teller who are both atheists and are Libertarians.

Answer 2

It's a little difficult to answer this question because so many people have different definitions for conservative and liberal.

I know a large number of Libertarian atheists. They believe in a small or non-existent government... kinda like what Reagan suggested. Does that make them conservative or liberal?

Most atheists I know believe in freedom and do not want the Constitution altered. Does that make them conservative?

Many christians I've met are against some personal freedoms and want to alter the Constitution to restrict those freedoms, does that make them liberal?

Answer 3

I believe in God, but I don't believe the bible is untampered with. I also support no denomination yet.

I also believe in evolution. I think God made an earth designed to evolve.

The reason I do not support organized religion is because as soon as you bring people into the picture, it becomes an oppressive, closed minded mess.

I hold some Liberal viewpoints, as well as some Conservative.

Like Chris Rock said: "Anyone who makes up their mind about a subject before they've heard it out is a fool."

Answer 4

well I am relatively conservative in my views even though I am pissed off at Bush, and never really liked him.

and I am not a Christian.

Answer 5

Me.

Atheists tend to be liberal, but about 14% will identify themselves as conservatives.

Answer 6

I don't have an answer but your avatar reminded me of a site I ran into...

http://www.mycathatesyou.com

It's a whole site dedicated to pictures of cats like your avatar. Its pretty funny.