Questions: Religion & Spirituality

I don't understand 'atheist' agenda in the new atheist movement. I was having a text conversation with a new pal I met on a website and we liked sports and shared many views and when I mentioned the Holy Ghost, he mocked and said 'Holey Ghost". Why would he hurt my Holy Ghost who taught me so such? He started saying the Holey Ghost is that because that ghost is full of invisible holes. I started crying because this man came through a hardship in his life and doesn't credit the Holy Ghost who taught him during his Christian walk prior to a few years ago. He said he hasn't believed in God since 2015 when he was 17. I don't get it. Has this man committed the unpardonable sin of Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost?

Of course, old atheism followers doesn't blaspheme the Holy Ghost. They respect the possibility they can be wrong. Only new atheism followers do this and this is sadly done by young people who have little to no spiritual understanding about God in the 3rd person.

The issue I have is that people not only just walk away that claim they don't believe in God but have to take an uncalled for blow by mocking and blaspheming the Holy Ghost. They easily say they don't believe, so they easily can just not give any input into the situation. This is how I know 100% that these Holy Ghost blasphemers are merely just evil people full of demons with a satanic spirit driving them to commit such evil slander against the Holy Ghost because they know that they truly hate God's very innate knowledge inside of them. They hate it so much that they have to send mockery memes and hurt Christians to their core and ridicule. This spirit will continue and I am convinced that most if not all of these were given towards a reprobate mind.

The Holy Ghost teaches us and loves us so much that He wants to help us and guide us into the right decisions and use discernment when the right time is to help build our character and overcome many temptations. People are so deceived sadly.

I've heard a lot of religious people express hatred and bigroty towards athiests. In the Usa the bigotry is clear, in a 2015 gallup poll 40% of americans said they would reduse to vote for an athiest. In polls athiests show to be one of the lowest trusted groups in america and among religious groups. So with the rise of things like Islamaphobia and anti-semitic, I wonder if athiests should have a similar term for bigotry aimed at athiests, like athiestphobia, so we can call this behaviour out more easily. Thoughts?