Who gets offended more?

Who do you suppose gets offended more easily, Christians or athiests? It is hard for me to say. My personal opinion is that Athiests are more vocal about being offended but I think Christian get more offended but they don't always make their voices heard as loud. What do you think?

I made this post because an atheist said he was offended at a blog article I wrote about people who walk away from the church. I also found a number of athiest/feminist who were offended at some words I had to say on a specific blog. All they could tell me is that I was offensive and insensitive. I laughed to myself because I found it such a liberal crutch so say that because they want so bad to be diverse. Anyway, what do you think?

John

On the heels of my former post when should a Christian be offended? Many times it seems to me that if we live according to the Spirit we should make no compromise for the lust of the flush. In the same breath does this mean nothing should offend us because we should take that offense and leave it at the Cross? How does that translate to society when it mocks the things of Jesus and our response? In nations where persecution is rampant I have never read of Christians being offended only that they take those offense to their God.

With Athiest's their offense is a consciousness offense and so when Christians and Athiest's become offended then both are reacting to the natural realm. When should a Christian react in the natural when offense is taken?

John