Religion is the sociological label for one’s philosophical world view concerning the existence of a god, gods, powers, or no god. Even Atheism is a religion as it makes a philosophical statement about the non-existence of god, gods or powers. Humanistic Atheism or Secular Humanism specifically replaces a god, gods, or powers, with the potential of the human person and perhaps the human person itself. The religious nature of such a philosophical world view that believes in the non-existence of a god, gods, or powers, has been confirmed by various court rulings that have recognized such world views to be religious in nature. The attempt to reshape current systems into atheist systems where god, gods, or powers in the traditional sense is not allowed is therefore not the removal of religion from the system, but rather a replacement of traditional religions with the religion of atheism or humanism. It seems that what is portrayed to be a battle for human rights is in reality a battle to enforce one specific philosophical world view over all others. This religious intolerance is perhaps most evident by the ferocity with which those of the humanist religions attacks all other religious structures within the public realm particularly those of the Christian philosophical worldview.