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Atheism is itself a religion, and athiests are definitely stakeholders. Atheists have a definite belief about God - He does not exist. Atheists have a definit
by tomohawk 5y ago
Atheism is itself a religion, and athiests are definitely stakeholders.
Atheists have a definite belief about God - He does not exist.
Atheists have a definite belief about the afterlife - it does not exist.
These are metaphysical beliefs that cannot be proven by science or any other methods we know of. They must be taken on faith.
Historically, when the communist atheists took over countries like Russia, they would hold debates with indigenous religious leaders to try to prove the superiority of their beliefs.
- pessimizer 5y ago> Atheism is itself a religion, and athiests are definitely stakeholders. Only if not having anything to drink is a type of soda.
- tomohawk 5y agoAtheism is not "nothing". There are definite metaphysical beliefs that make up Atheism. Atheism is not the empty set. An Atheist doesn't say "I believe in nothing".
- ncmncm 5y agoThis is one of those topics that practically defines "moot". But anyway, as a non-atheist, you don't get to say what atheists think. (Also, not capitalized.)
- city41 5y agoAtheism is a spectrum. For example, agnostic atheists do not "definitely believe" there is no god. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_atheism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_atheism