Seriously, loco, for real, I have gotten much joy and insight from reading about modern biology, so if you ever find yourself with a bit of time to read, pick up Richard Dawkins' "The Blind Watchmaker," a true masterpiece of scientific prose, or another of his books like "Climbing Mount Improbable" or "River out of Eden."
That was an aside.
Next, you are trying to "imply" guilt-by-association between Darwinism (the foundational theory of modern biology that no one but a few protestants questions nowadays) and so-called "Social Darwinism," which has nothing to do with Darwin or biology.
The thing to keep in mind is that Darwin's natural selection operates on the level of the gene, not the individual, or group, or species. So when you start thinking about survival of the fittest individual or group, you are no longer in the realm of Darwinian thought.
Just a clarification
Thanks, columbusdude82! If I ever get a chance, I will read at least one of those books. I love reading. At the moment my interest is in reading nutrition.
This thread is not to bash Darwin or his theory. That is exactly the point I'm trying to make. When a nut job kills in the name of God, it doesn't mean that faith in God is bad and that all who believe in God are killers. It just means this person is a nut job.
The same goes for atheism, Darwin, evolution. This one nut job was not motivated by God or by religion. He, by his own admission was motivated by Darwin's theory, whether he knows what he is talking about or not. This does not prove that Darwin's theory is bad and that it motivates people to kill, or that all atheists are killers. It just means that this guy is a nut job.
My point is theism, atheism, Darwin, Natural Selection have nothing to do with it. Saying that the world will be safer without belief in God is like saying that the world will be safer if there were no atheists or no theory of evolution.
Bad people will do bad things. Good people will do good things. But for a bad person to do good things, it takes God. Many bad people have found God and gave up their life style of crime, drunkenness, drug addiction, etc., and started doing good things, becoming good citizens and contributing to society.