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Originally Posted by !!!YOU'RE$NUCKING$FUTZ!!!
Not all atheists believe in scientific theories but many do, so I'd hardly say that accepting scientific theories is a requirement for atheism.
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Funny, nobody said it was a requirement. Its just the norm. I mean, usually when you're Atheist, it's because you don't believe in the religious ideals, which most commonly deals with things like the world as it is and how it became. So majority of the time, the Atheist belief system of how the world came to be is based on scientific principle, instead of the ideas of creationism. It's the norm, but its not required.
Then again, going to church isn't required to believe in Creationism either. Or to be part of a religion. In fact, my older sister is a Catholic, her husband is Catholic, and shes raising her son Catholic, but they don't go to Church. She doesn't really have TIME for Church. Her son (my nephew) goes to a Catholic school, and they participate in Lent, but thats pretty much it.