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Meanings of atheism in English
Rejection of belief in the existence of deities.
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Examples for "unbelief"
Examples for "unbelief"
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His unbelief had passed away; his early Presbyterianism had taken its place.
2
The other is nowhere but in the fears and fancies of unbelief.
3
The thing was too simple for complicated unbelief and the arguing spirit.
4
He was on the path which naturally ends in blindness and unbelief.
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Therefore the sin of schism is graver than the sin of unbelief.
1
Such want of truth, such ungoverned tongues and tempers, such godlessness altogether!
2
Lorand remarked in his uncle a deep, unfathomable feeling underlying his seeming godlessness.
3
Let them talk in empty halls, let them be angry at my godlessness.
4
Ah, the bitter, hopeless heart-hunger of godlessness none but an atheist can understand!
5
Sometimes there may be long tracts of almost utter godlessness, or times of apathy.
Usage of atheism in English
1
The atheism cured itself; we do not exactly know when or how.
2
He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh at such absurd atheism.
3
The atheism of the Jain means denial of a divine creative Spirit.
4
Háfiz was an Epicurean without the atheism or the despair of Epicurus.
5
It was a scurrilous anti-Catholic leaflet, grossly personal and savouring of atheism.
6
What, then, did people mean when they accused one another of 'atheism'?
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The only position that leaves me with no cognitive dissonance is atheism.
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The inevitableness of atheism has been well summed up by Chapman Cohen:
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His youthful atheism had been a matter for secret consternation in White.
10
God not being recognized in this system, it is often called atheism.
11
This Polish gentleman was accused of atheism by the Bishop of Potsdam.
12
The peasant marches to a precipice and then falls headlong into atheism.
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What atheism was to the minds of these two men amazes me.
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Where is the immorality, the irreverence, the atheism in such a supposition?
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They think one must learn atheism and all sorts of things there.
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An attempt to exclude him on charges of atheism and blasphemy failed.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common