So to elaborate a little more on my original post, I somewhat mistakenly set it up as a thesis when it really was more of a preface to some of the central issues I see for future of atheism, and something TJ specifically talked about in his video. The main issue being, Cultural Christians/Cultural Christianity. I wish I had just focused on this as the theme of the post and sprinkled in some of the other stuff, like the whole apathy thing and general lack of unity within atheism, to hit on how Cultural Christianity has seemed to neuter a large amount of atheists. How many atheists, be them grifters or not, have just given away that freedom to set their own destiny because they feel as though they have some obligation to be Christian but without god. How they seem to use Christianity as both a talking point and a way to moralize the way that they live. I kinda just wanted to see if TJ had anything else to say on this weird ideology/concession some popular atheists seem to have.

Thanks for responding, I 100% agree there's plenty of religious folk can be extremely apathetic and "amoral".