If talking to others about the bible is pushing religion, what do atheist call it when they offer their unsolicited advise about what they believe?

I see that you're hiding behind "Anonymous" to ask this question. Why am I not surprised?

There are possibly a few atheists who go around trying to "save" Christians from the folly of their beliefs but I've never met one. We normally only respond when they try to foist their beliefs on us.

So when you knock on my door, or approach me in the street, or post silly comments on a site like this, I will respond. I do NOT start such conversations. Neither do most other atheists.

Ms Anonymous, repent of your folly. Believe in the mighty Flying Spaghetti Monster and partake of his goodness. He is a kind and benevolent god. He loves you and doesn't want 10% of your money.

I actually receive such advice from atheist and agnostic individuals quite often. Or when I do/say anything that might have some spiritual/religiosity I get attacked with why I'm "stupid" and "illogical." I am religious but am by no means a "bible-thumper," so why can't people let me do my thing while they do theirs?

Actually, we all desire others to believe what we believe, that is natural.

Some may feel they have greater reason to express or encourage adoption or understanding of their view.

Some have ridiculed others for this, when they do it, also, in one way or another.

Some, try to convert people, others simply attempt to convey an understanding, or offer a free choice, based on information.

Both religion and atheism have been 'pushed' on people, in one way or another- through the media- popular educational systems, a number of ways. 

Personally, I think humans want to get along, but 'ideas' often keep them apart.  And attempting to 'enforce' universal, social 'ideas', has already created great suffering, and still not brought humans more closely together.

There are probably atheists that are prideful, in a hurtful way, just as there are religious peoples that are prideful, in a hurtful way.

And not everyone is ready to except new 'ideas', whether the 'idea' is reasonable, possible or not.

...I'd say.

its usually them trying to defend their own beliefs, like hippy said, the bible is often used as a reason to discriminate, but most people use it for good.  But atheists will most likely not release their secularism until asked. Due to discrimination.

All knowledge is learning there for good.

When humans can come together as one planet,

and one people then you will have learned.

Try to stop the seperation and come back together.

You need each other much much more then you realize.

All roads lead to the same place.

All you need is LOVE.

If some one ask a religious question some will come in with an athesist answer like they always do. It does not matter it will never stop the right persons from learning the truth and becoming a follower of Jesus Christ according to John 10:16 "And I have other sheep,which are not of this fold: Those too I must bring in,and they will listen to my voice,and they will become one flock,one shepherd ."

Talking about your religion is not pushing religion. It's when you're trying to convince someone that your religion is right (and anybody can tell when this is happening) and they disagree that you're pushing religion. It's when you start talking about your religion even though nobody asked for it to be talked about.

And yes, I will agree that some of us atheists do tend to push "atheism". I mean, you get a religious question on any question and answer website and there will be atheists trying to debate the religion. I've stopped trying to do this. It's pointless because you just end up arguing with yourself. It never has convinced anyone that you're right and it never will.

These evangelicals are getting out of hand. I'm a Christian and even I can't escape people who want to "save" me even after I told them that I've already been baptized! There is a community at my college that are in a pseudo-church and they go around trying to convert people. If one was to be forced to talk to one of these people at my college, then they would inevitably be force into a conversation about salvation. No matter what I tell them they continue to try and "save me". I told them that I believe in Jesus, they still want to evangelize me. I told them that I already attend a church, they still want to save me. I told them that Jesus is already in my heart but they still want to try and get me into their church just to get a notch on their belt. 

My point is this, Its not atheism or Christianity that's the problem. Its people that want the world to hear their stupid opinions. As mentioned above, I was and am already a Christian but these lazy evangelicals try to win me over to their crowd just to add numbers to their church. Every normal Christian I know can keep their religious opinions to themselves. Every normal atheist I know can keep their opinions to themselves. The few Muslims I met were able to keep their opinions to themselves. Only morons and crazy people go door-to-door trying to convert people to their ways. Only people with a tribal mentality and an "othering" complex would dare to claim that an entire group of people are bad or immoral. 

This question that you so bravely asked anonymously is a bad question for the Christian community. Its these kinds of questions that the radical minority in the atheist community use to make normal Christians look bad. In reality the mainstream atheists and Christians can mind their own darn business. Only the crazy radical minorities in each group continue to fight. Don't put them all in the same box. Atheists don't normally go around openly mocking religion and normal Christians don't go around knocking on secular ideologies. Leave it be.

Atheists are usually defending themselves rather than offering unsolicited advice. They don't push their "beliefs" because they don't have any. Holier than thou Bible thumpers are THE most annoying people in the world, as far as I'm concerned.

I saw a lot of it on the Ask website.  Kids asking in the religious category for clarification about something they read, or didn't understand.  Getting responses about God being like Santa Claus or the Easter bunny, and the Bible being a work of fiction, is not helpful in answering their question.