Not nothing - they built a monument to false dichotomy.

I say, keep hope alive... :-)

I love the detail "in Florida". As if this couldn't happen somewhere else.

A Christian wants hospitals and churches, deeds and prayers, a life lived for God and eternity with God afterwards. We also want the sick healed, the poor looked after and for peace to reign. 

Right. It's not either/or.  Christians and athiests alike should strive to be less divisive. 

Sometimes their vested interests are not really clear to me....but I guess that's life...

So Christians and Atheists both want what's best for humanity, and the key difference is that Christians want God interconnected with humanity and atheists want humanity interconnected with itself?

One-stop shop:  http://www.andrewaasmith.com/Humanism/Humanist_vs_Atheist.html

“Being a Humanist means trying to behave decently without expectation of rewards or punishment after you are dead.”― Kurt Vonnegut