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Atheism is the absence of [[belief]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[religion]] which is the presence of [[faith]] in the gods. Atheism [[questions]] not only the supposed intentions of [[gods]] but also their alledged existence. Atheism, moreover, calls into question and raises doubts about an institution. It challenges the way of being of the [[The Faithful|faithful]] and of the peoples of whole lands. It challenges the way of being of [[society|societies]] and of their understanding of themselves as children of the gods. To declare oneself an [[atheist]] in [[Nova Vaasa]] or [[G'Henna]] is to question both the [[authority]] of its leaders and the [[legitimacy]] of the social order. That is the sort of act that can lead to a grusome death or worse. | Atheism is the absence of [[belief]] in the [[gods]] as opposed to [[religion]] which is the presence of [[faith]] in the gods. Atheism [[questions]] not only the supposed intentions of [[gods]] but also their alledged existence. Atheism, moreover, calls into question and raises doubts about an institution. It challenges the way of being of the [[The Faithful|faithful]] and of the peoples of whole lands. It challenges the way of being of [[society|societies]] and of their understanding of themselves as children of the gods. To declare oneself an [[atheist]] in [[Nova Vaasa]] or [[G'Henna]] is to question both the [[authority]] of its leaders and the [[legitimacy]] of the social order. That is the sort of act that can lead to a grusome death or worse. | ||
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Revision as of 03:41, 8 January 2011
Atheism is the absence of belief in the gods as opposed to religion which is the presence of faith in the gods. Atheism questions not only the supposed intentions of gods but also their alledged existence. Atheism, moreover, calls into question and raises doubts about an institution. It challenges the way of being of the faithful and of the peoples of whole lands. It challenges the way of being of societies and of their understanding of themselves as children of the gods. To declare oneself an atheist in Nova Vaasa or G'Henna is to question both the authority of its leaders and the legitimacy of the social order. That is the sort of act that can lead to a grusome death or worse.
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
A
- Atheist (18 P)
C
- Celebrants of Humanity (13 P)
Pages in category "Atheism"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.
