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Atheistphobe 

A person, generally a fundamentalist member of an organized religion, who has an irrational fear/hate of Atheists. These people are generally misinformed about Atheism and Atheists, although some just choose to remain willfully ignorant, in order to continue their irrational fear/hate. Many of these "Atheistphobes" make the uneducated assertion that because the Bible supposedly teaches "morals," that Atheists must be "amoral."
The atheistphobe scolded the atheist for not believing in her god, by constantly saying that he will "burn in Hell for his betrayal of the Almighty."
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Atheiphobe 

Someone who is fearful of atheists, in a similar manner to that of a homophobe.
The cardinal was a raging atheiphobe.
Atheiphobe by Dorkins March 30, 2009
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