How the hell can one be "bigoted" against religion?

[whatthehey]

12. Depends on which definition you like

I'm certainly and unabashedly antagonistic to the different opinion that humans can know what a non-contingent unverifiable transcendent deity wants and should enact that into our laws and social norms. What's more I'm downright prejudiced against those who hold that opinion, specifically that I pre-judge them to be gullible and irrational at best.

But if person A just feels the need to believe that there is some kind of divine originating force, either because they have bought the medieval 5 proofs nonsense or because they have internalized the overextension of the ex nihilo concept, then I have no prejudice against that belief, whjether they call it God or Allah or Jesus or Brahma. I have no prejudice against them getting together in dressy clothes in a nice building once a week to hypothesize about it. I get extreme prejudice-y when they start telling the rest of us we should follow their musings about what their ineffable pal wants however.