Okay, Mr. Straw man, I'll answer this question. No. I would oppose them. Just as I oppose radical Christian groups in the United States from enforcing the law of the Bible. I don't want to live in Puritan New England, nor do I want to live in medieval Arabia. I want to live in the 21st Century, a century that I believe needs to be sensible and secular.

Hmm..in Southern Sudan? Well, its a little to convienent for you to pick a region that there aren't really even any Buddhists or atheists. Plus there is a very small population of Christians in that region. But as for Buddhist terrorists around the world? How about the sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway? Radical Buddhists and members of the Buddhist religious organization of Aum Shinrikyo carried out the attacks, which were religiously motivated. Although, I'm sorry I can't list a modern atheist terrorist. But I'm sure Stalin will count for a historical atheist terrorist. Christian? Hmm, well I'd spend all day listing people as I'm sure I could of Islam; you know, going perhaps all the way back to the crusades and such.