the doctrine or belief that there is no God
Atheism, as a philosophical view, is the position that either affirms the nonexistence of gods or rejects theism. When defined more broadly, atheism is the absence of belief in deities, alternatively called nontheism. ...
Absence of belief in the existence of God or gods
(Greek, a "without"; theo "god"): The religious doctrine that deities do not exist.
A Jew who becomes an atheist is still considered a Jew. Karl Marx, an atheist whose Jewish mother and father had converted to Christianity before he was born, would be considered an Ashkenazi Jew.
Refers to the denial of any religious belief, the absence of belief in any deity or deities, or the position that religious belief is no different ...
A belief that there are no gods. Greek "a-theos": without-god. [see the 'Atheism' page for complete information]
The lack of belief in a god and/or the belief that there is no god. The position held by a person or persons that 'lack belief' in god(s) and/or deny that god(s) exist.
Atheism is the view that there is no God or gods. It actively asserts that the evidence in the world indicates that there is no divine being(s). It is the opposite of theism, which asserts that there is a God or gods. ...
(1) a) Disbelief in or denial of the existence of God or Gods. b) The doctrine that there is no God or Gods. (2) Godlessness.
Lack of belief in any god. It may or may not also include a specific belief that there is no god. From the Skeptic's Dictionary: "Atheism is traditionally defined as disbelief in the existence of God. As such, atheism involves active rejection of belief in the existence of God. ...
a (“without”) the (“deity”, or “god”). Atheism is a lack of belief in a god or gods.
Belief that there is no god and that religion should be suppressed.
The disbelief or denial in the existance of God(s).
(Knowledge said... ): This is the only way/ of truth ./ And the fool in me/ buried God's lantern in dark clay/ that an angel might not see (CP41)
Absence of belief in god(s). [It should also be noted that the early Christians were labeled Atheists because they lacked a belief in the gods of Rome].
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