atheist
- adjective
- /ˈeɪθiɪst/
- Many scientists identify as atheist and reject the notion of any deities.
- atheist or humanist
Well, there's two types of atheist speakers, you might say.
- Well, there's two types of atheist speakers, you might say.
- And then on the flip side, Harvard also found that psychologists and psychiatrists are the most atheist profession.
- If you atheist, if you atheist, I didn't even say nothing.
- My God, that daughter is going to be so atheist.
Examples
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So you could think, for example, in our own time about atheist Christian polemics, right?
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We could have an organization, the National Atheist Anti-Discrimination League, formed to fight discrimination against atheists.
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But the, the atheist movement itself is religious.
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We certainly have quite a bit left in what passes for the Atheist Community.
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If they do so by taking the position that it's an atheist concern, I'm likely to speak up.
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The reality, however, is that there are few openly atheist or humanist charities.
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The question wasn't about the government's role but the mission of atheist or secular organizations.
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Since starting seminary, my mom had become more open to talking about her faith, even with her avowedly atheist daughter.
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The Atheist Experience is a weekly live call-in television show sponsored by the Atheist Community of Austin.
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Primarily composed of Christian students, the ensemble also included Muslim, Jewish, atheist, Hindu, and agnostic students.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
Not believing in God or following any religion
Not accepting the idea of God or other religious ideas
Not believing in gods
Not believing in a god or taking part in worship
Not believing in religious ideas or practices
Antonyms
How Religious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Atheist comes from Greek parts a- meaning 'not' and theos meaning 'god', the same root you see in theology. So when something is called atheist, it describes a belief or idea that 'does not' include a god.