I ran across an assortment of atheist / atheism t-shirts and could not help but be awed, yet not surprised, by their arrogant and illogicality.
Sorry, but I do not care to advertize whence they came but I am sure that you can search for them and then ask your parents to buy them for you for Christmas.
Let us consider these pearls of agnosis:
To equate Zeus, Mars, Thor and Jesus is a typical atheist tactic whereby to dismiss all claims to the supernatural or God(s) with one broad sweep of the intellectually slothful broom. Yet, as I noted in the essay On the Flying Spaghetti Monster, the Invisible Pink Unicorns, et al. this is fallacious—easy and convenient but fallacious nonetheless. Note that they are placing “reason” in the place of God(s). Apparently, reason is the ultimate. Yet, if they reasoning to reason via reason they are engaged in circular reasoning and are therefore, unreasonable.
It is the LORD YHVH who enjoins reason, “‘Come now, let us reason together,’ says the LORD” (Isaiah 1:18).
This affirmation, or assertion, that “Atheists have morals too” could mean various things. For example, they could “have” morals in the same was that thieves “have” your car stereo—since they steal their morality from Judeo-Christian theology. They could “have” morals whilst not having ethics: description vs. prescription, assertion vs. enjoinment, etc. (see here). Ultimately, atheist “morals” amount to assertions and are all, ultimately, immoral and unethical as I elucidate here also see my debate with an atheist on this issue here.
Regardless however, consider that to which these supposed atheist morals lead as we consider other atheist / atheism t-shirts on the very same advertisement webpage:
Apparently, fornication of some sort has something to do with atheist morals. Also apparently, atheists are automatically intelligent (more intelligentier than thou?) so to “sleep” with an atheist propagates intelligence: this superiority complex is one of atheism’s concluding delusions.
See The Desperation of the Deicidal, Memetic Eugenics and the Evolutionary Watchmen for a consideration of atheist’s self-professed more evolved status (eloviered than thou!).
Now, that “atheists do it UNSUPERVISED” is two of atheism’s concluding delusions rolled into one: the delusion of absolute autonomy and the delusion of lack of ultimate accountability: the t-shirt’s sentiment is akin to wishful thinking.
Yet, the ultimate concept, at least within the ads, of atheist morals is this one:
In other words; the atheists who conceived of, paid to print, advertize, sell, buy and wear this t-shirt love the Roman lions that tore Christians to pieces and devoured their corpses for the amusement of the Romans.
Now to some cult of personality, hero worship, adherence to atheistic cenobite:
Yes, that is good ol′ Richard Dawkins along with the motto WWDD-What Would Dawkins Do?
Replacing Jesus with Dawkins is as telling as it is troubling. So, “What would Dawkins do?” I suppose that he would become a wealthy celebrity by vociferously expounding opinions about issue of which he is unfathomably ignorant.
As for “Dawkins & Dennett & Harris & Hitchens”—I did warned about the DHDH meme did I not?
The DHDH meme Dawkins, Harris, Dennett & Hitchens; see here.
This shirt shouts infection.
Speaking of morality or ethics:
These shirts presuppose an absolute moral/ethical standard whereby stoning and cruelty are immoral/unethical. When encountering this shirt ask how they justify such condemnations and be prepared for an infinite regress of assertions based on personal preferences that are based on personal preferences.
Moreover, note the claim to absolute knowledge in the claim that “No one has ever been stoned to death by atheists.” No one in the history of humanity? How do you know?
It may be true but just how do you know? Considering that during the most secular and bloodiest century of human history atheists murdered hundreds of millions (often of their own people); they did not need any stinking stones—here.
Now, to some biblical issues (aka atheist ignorance and confusion about the Bible):
Does that say “Atheist Wine Club” or “Atheist Whine Club”? :o) This is interesting on various levels: the Bible states, “If the dead are not raised, let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die” (1st Corinthians 15:32). Atheists do not believe that the dead rise, not even once in history, and so they enjoin indulgence in worldly pleasures for, what else have they?
This is what Bart Ehrman (the atheist/agnostic/Gnostic hero) stated when asked, “What is your idea of absolute happiness?” he answered, in part, “The ability — and the will! — to buy fine wine and good single malt scotch.”
This also lines up with the Qur′an’s concept of heaven in Surah 78:32-34, “Gardens enclosed, and grapevines; And voluptuous women of equal age; And a cup full (to the brim)” (Abdullah Yusuf Ali, trans.)—see here.
Jesus drank wine and even materialized some but there is a difference when you are using wine in order to attempt to fill the God shaped void in your life, heart and soul. 
“I forget”? There is nothing to forget. God did not make fossils; the natural processes after the flood did so. As Ken Hamm so memorably stated it; if there was a worldwide flood what would we expect to find? “Billions of dead things. Buried in rock layers. Laid down by water. All over the earth” and what do we find? “Billions of dead things. Buried in rock layers. Laid down by water. All over the earth.”
This is meant to conflict with Jesus’ statement, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3). Note that the Bible states, “Bible If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us” (1st John 1:8). Moreover, while atheists fallaciously claim that we are all natural born atheists they do believe that they have been born again when they accepted to non-gospel of atheism.
This one is obviously merely a childish restatement of atheist arrogance. Consider the essay Dan Barker and Bertrand Russell: The Dynamic Duo of Demonstrably Deleterious Delusion for a detailed and thorough discrediting of such malarkey.
Overall, one would clearly do better investing money is book by which to learn to refute these various fallacies than to buy such shirts and openly, proudly and loudly advertize unfathomable levels of arrogance and ignorance.
You can purchase them on t-shirts, postcards, and various other items. As I mention at the online shop, if you see a design you like but not the item you want it on just let me know and I will produce it for you.
The shop is called INTELLIGENT DESIGNS
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