Definitions
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- noun religion Failure to
believe ; lack of religion
Etymologies
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Examples
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Have you ever tried to discuss belief/nonbelief with someone who does not share your belief or nonbelief?
Dear Believer: Greta Christina is calling you out « Dating Jesus 2009
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Have you ever tried to discuss belief/nonbelief with someone who does not share your belief or nonbelief?
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Both asserted their nonbelief in a personal God in no uncertain terms and were simply using the word "God" in the Spinozian sense as a name for the order if the universe.
Victor Stenger: The Grand Accident Victor Stenger 2010
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Both asserted their nonbelief in a personal God in no uncertain terms and were simply using the word "God" in the Spinozian sense as a name for the order if the universe.
Victor Stenger: The Grand Accident Victor Stenger 2010
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Both asserted their nonbelief in a personal God in no uncertain terms and were simply using the word "God" in the Spinozian sense as a name for the order if the universe.
Victor Stenger: The Grand Accident Victor Stenger 2010
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He has the consumately "moderate" personality that allows him to empathize with believers even as he is chosen to make the case for nonbelief in a setpiece debate near the novel's conclusion.
The New Equivocation 2010
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He has the consumately "moderate" personality that allows him to empathize with believers even as he is chosen to make the case for nonbelief in a setpiece debate near the novel's conclusion.
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Morality comes from human intelligence and has nothing to do with belief or nonbelief in an afterlife or God.
Victor Stenger: Is Religion Good For You? Victor Stenger 2011
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He has the consumately "moderate" personality that allows him to empathize with believers even as he is chosen to make the case for nonbelief in a setpiece debate near the novel's conclusion.
May 2010 2010
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Both asserted their nonbelief in a personal God in no uncertain terms and were simply using the word "God" in the Spinozian sense as a name for the order if the universe.
Victor Stenger: The Grand Accident Victor Stenger 2010
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