To show that respect for others’ beliefs doesn’t mean the weakening of one’s own, but recognizing the dignity and conviction of others who are as certain of their certainties as you may be of yours, and being OK with that.

What science can tell us is that all the observable universe dates back to around 13.8 billion years ago, and commenced in a burp when the matter/energy/spacetime we can see originated. But from what?

Civility is at heart being honest and kind.  Civility is not failing to call out ignorance, or hiding one's deep convictions, but how those are presented in public.

Everywhere. Now in most of the places on Earth it can still get you dangerously in trouble

I'm a Stranger in a Strange Land in many ways, not just the religious angle.

Why do most atheists ask annoyingly hard questions like, 'if God created man then who created God?,' the moment someone reveals that they're Christian?