>It's not obvious having false answers is better than having no answers But that's rather called skepticism. Atheism is a concrete antithesis to specific ideas

>It's not obvious having false answers is better than having no answers But that's rather called skepticism. Atheism is a concrete antithesis to specific ideas. And why if not because of better answers. Or indeed because the answer seems rather arbitrary in the small picture and trivial in the big picture. Edit: I'm not sure if skepticism can be seen as a form of atheism, for me it feels like it - I guess it's not black and white. But otherwise it should be called anti-theism.