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I ask this because there are times when I buy food while I'm at work (since I work at Wendy's) for random people if they're homeless, short on cash, lost their wallet, or if they're just having one of those days. Now, they say I'm a nice person or a "person of God" even though I'm agnostic and quite the grouch when crossed the wrong way, and when they leave I can't help but either laugh or feel slightly insulted because they think just because you do something nice you're either a nice person or religious. Why can't a person do something nice for someone in need and NOT be religious? Do all religious people have to be the only nice people on this planet? One person who I not only got food for, but also tried to help out by finding directions to a church she could go to since she was a kicked out of her house at like 1am that morning (this happened maybe like 3-4 weeks ago) somewhat snapped at me when I told her I was agnostic when she asked me if I went to church. She even tried to get me to take back what I said about being agnostic and started going on about how I wouldn't get into heaven and than non-christians aren't generous people who are nice, and said I shouldn't tell such lies about being agnostic since I've done/I do random acts of kinds from time to time. Why do people go crazy when someone who isn't religious ends up doing something nice for them?

I know I should have asked this question sooner, but not even a week ago I ended up doing something nice for an old man while at work by buying him some food because he thought he had lost his wallet when it ended up under his car seat because it fell out of his pocket. He also though that I had to be a nice religious person because I did something nice for him while other people might have just sent him away and cancelled his order. I only got him food because I didn't feel like moving to find the manager so I could use their card to void his order, and I felt bad about him possibly losing his wallet.