It doesn't belong "in" but especially in combat situations it's wise to make it available for those who still believe.
You and I know better but motivation is a powerful part of a functioning military.
Another side effect of that 1st amendment we cite as protecting our right to nonbelief as well.
You and I know better but motivation is a powerful part of a functioning military.
Another side effect of that 1st amendment we cite as protecting our right to nonbelief as well.
October 1, 2026 at 8:33 PM
It doesn't belong "in" but especially in combat situations it's wise to make it available for those who still believe.
You and I know better but motivation is a powerful part of a functioning military.
Another side effect of that 1st amendment we cite as protecting our right to nonbelief as well.
You and I know better but motivation is a powerful part of a functioning military.
Another side effect of that 1st amendment we cite as protecting our right to nonbelief as well.
An Afghan refugee in Pakistan told Secular Rescue that police had reportedly given nearby households three days to leave. They feared a return to Afghanistan as human rights defenders. On International Blasphemy Rights Day, help us reach more people: https://ow.ly/CnZP50ZThSj
September 30, 2026 at 10:00 PM
An Afghan refugee in Pakistan told Secular Rescue that police had reportedly given nearby households three days to leave. They feared a return to Afghanistan as human rights defenders. On International Blasphemy Rights Day, help us reach more people: https://ow.ly/CnZP50ZThSj
Michelle Bachelet endured much criticism for her open agnosticism and secular reforms, but held true to her nonbelief during her two terms as president of Chile (2006 - 10, 2014 - 18).
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September 29, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Michelle Bachelet endured much criticism for her open agnosticism and secular reforms, but held true to her nonbelief during her two terms as president of Chile (2006 - 10, 2014 - 18).
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Atheist with a Christmas tree. "Comparative Religions 101" is one of the few things I thank my alma mater, Penn State, for. 1977. #atheist #atheists #goodwithoutgod #goodwithoutgods #antireligion #endreligion #religionissuperstition #superstition #superstitions #christmas #belief #nonbelief
September 29, 2026 at 11:34 AM
Atheist with a Christmas tree. "Comparative Religions 101" is one of the few things I thank my alma mater, Penn State, for. 1977. #atheist #atheists #goodwithoutgod #goodwithoutgods #antireligion #endreligion #religionissuperstition #superstition #superstitions #christmas #belief #nonbelief
Belief—or nonbelief—shouldn’t be a barrier to getting mental-health support. The Secular Therapy Project helps people find evidence-based, nonreligious therapists who respect their worldview. Find a therapist who works for you: https://www.seculartherapy.org/
September 25, 2026 at 9:26 PM
Belief—or nonbelief—shouldn’t be a barrier to getting mental-health support. The Secular Therapy Project helps people find evidence-based, nonreligious therapists who respect their worldview. Find a therapist who works for you: https://www.seculartherapy.org/
I’m not familiar enough with UK comics to get the context behind low-hanging atheist shots. Is it like the smarmy atheists who use their nonbelief as an excuse to be an asshole and made me realize I don’t need to hang out with atheists to be an atheist?
September 23, 2026 at 8:38 PM
I’m not familiar enough with UK comics to get the context behind low-hanging atheist shots. Is it like the smarmy atheists who use their nonbelief as an excuse to be an asshole and made me realize I don’t need to hang out with atheists to be an atheist?
Atheism is the nonbelief that there is a God.
September 11, 2026 at 8:34 PM
Atheism is the nonbelief that there is a God.
That is a form of atheism, nonbelief that there is a God.
September 10, 2026 at 5:38 PM
That is a form of atheism, nonbelief that there is a God.
Science is often wrong because our observations, experiments and studies prove many scientific beliefs wrong. Religion is a personal set of values which usually includes a personal relationship with a creator of the universe most call God. Your nonbelief doesn't require you to disparage religion.
September 6, 2026 at 11:05 PM
Science is often wrong because our observations, experiments and studies prove many scientific beliefs wrong. Religion is a personal set of values which usually includes a personal relationship with a creator of the universe most call God. Your nonbelief doesn't require you to disparage religion.
I’m envious of those who got to hear Ed & Lorraine Warren. I got to hear Chip Coffey speak (I won the scarf he was wearing!), and thought he was delightful.
It’s not about belief/nonbelief for me; I believe in everything. It’s the passion, the experiences, the knowledge…I love passionate humans. ❤️
It’s not about belief/nonbelief for me; I believe in everything. It’s the passion, the experiences, the knowledge…I love passionate humans. ❤️
September 6, 2026 at 1:56 PM
I’m envious of those who got to hear Ed & Lorraine Warren. I got to hear Chip Coffey speak (I won the scarf he was wearing!), and thought he was delightful.
It’s not about belief/nonbelief for me; I believe in everything. It’s the passion, the experiences, the knowledge…I love passionate humans. ❤️
It’s not about belief/nonbelief for me; I believe in everything. It’s the passion, the experiences, the knowledge…I love passionate humans. ❤️
This is correct, though it doesn’t mean practitioners are uniformly nonbelievers who’ve renounced devotional uses of the same texts, nor that belief or nonbelief necessarily correlate with a chosen research area, nor that personal beliefs are or are not conditioned by research or vice versa
In my field of Religious Studies, we have colleagues with very different views on politics, theology, and religious practices. But the field methodologically presumes religious texts are studied as historical texts and not the unquestioned word of God, which rules out most of today’s American right.
August 23, 2026 at 4:41 PM
This is correct, though it doesn’t mean practitioners are uniformly nonbelievers who’ve renounced devotional uses of the same texts, nor that belief or nonbelief necessarily correlate with a chosen research area, nor that personal beliefs are or are not conditioned by research or vice versa
It's been about a year since I have taken over as the Chapter President. I want to say how delighted and encouraged I am to be able to welcome our new members.
Thank you all for your support in our mission to protect the separation of state and church and to help normalize nonbelief in public life.
Thank you all for your support in our mission to protect the separation of state and church and to help normalize nonbelief in public life.
August 19, 2026 at 9:37 PM
It's been about a year since I have taken over as the Chapter President. I want to say how delighted and encouraged I am to be able to welcome our new members.
Thank you all for your support in our mission to protect the separation of state and church and to help normalize nonbelief in public life.
Thank you all for your support in our mission to protect the separation of state and church and to help normalize nonbelief in public life.
Are you LGBTQIA+ and navigating religious harm, doubt, or nonbelief? RfR’s LGBTQIA+ Virtual Support Group is a confidential Zoom space where you can share or simply listen. Meets the 3rd Sunday monthly at 2 PM CT. Join: https://meetings.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/1002/
August 15, 2026 at 8:59 PM
Are you LGBTQIA+ and navigating religious harm, doubt, or nonbelief? RfR’s LGBTQIA+ Virtual Support Group is a confidential Zoom space where you can share or simply listen. Meets the 3rd Sunday monthly at 2 PM CT. Join: https://meetings.recoveringfromreligion.org/meetings/1002/
If, however, one declared that no gods exist, that’s a truth claim and carries a burden of proof.
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Is nonbelief a belief? (hint: you might be surprised) – Conflated and Misunderstood Terms: Vol 8 » Answers In Reason
🤔"Nonbelief is a belief? Who knew..." - an often said sarcastic comment by many fellow atheists as a retort to theists calling atheism a religion or belief system. Whilst I agree atheism is not a reli...
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August 11, 2026 at 3:48 AM
If, however, one declared that no gods exist, that’s a truth claim and carries a burden of proof.
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nonbelief as being as valid as any belief, equal and separate.
That said, they don't tell themselves stories about having come from some great creator that endowed their species with some exceptional superiority.
Their alliance lasted tens of thousands of years, before their species were driven to
That said, they don't tell themselves stories about having come from some great creator that endowed their species with some exceptional superiority.
Their alliance lasted tens of thousands of years, before their species were driven to
August 9, 2026 at 9:59 PM
nonbelief as being as valid as any belief, equal and separate.
That said, they don't tell themselves stories about having come from some great creator that endowed their species with some exceptional superiority.
Their alliance lasted tens of thousands of years, before their species were driven to
That said, they don't tell themselves stories about having come from some great creator that endowed their species with some exceptional superiority.
Their alliance lasted tens of thousands of years, before their species were driven to
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A Good God Could Not Send Anyone To Hell For Nonbelief - Aug 8
YouTube video by Jon Cohen - Unconvinced
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August 9, 2026 at 12:38 AM
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A Good God Could Not Send Anyone To Hell For Nonbelief - Aug 8
YouTube video by Jon Cohen - Unconvinced
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August 9, 2026 at 12:06 AM
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As Sam Harris put it, the set of things we don't believe in is infinite. Trying to pin causation on nonbelief is incoherent. Someone, somewhere, would have to do more work than polling to even suggest causation for any atheist position, let alone an entire worldview.
August 8, 2026 at 9:27 PM
As Sam Harris put it, the set of things we don't believe in is infinite. Trying to pin causation on nonbelief is incoherent. Someone, somewhere, would have to do more work than polling to even suggest causation for any atheist position, let alone an entire worldview.
To me, “Reddit atheist” has always been a thought terminating cliche to shut down any atheist for not being quiet about their apostasy or nonbelief. Like sorry I don’t believe in fake magic bullshit
August 5, 2026 at 6:07 AM
To me, “Reddit atheist” has always been a thought terminating cliche to shut down any atheist for not being quiet about their apostasy or nonbelief. Like sorry I don’t believe in fake magic bullshit
I'm an apatheist. I don't care whether you believe or not, although I appreciate many religious traditions. I want to see the fruits of your belief or nonbelief. what kind of person does it make you?
July 31, 2026 at 3:46 PM
I'm an apatheist. I don't care whether you believe or not, although I appreciate many religious traditions. I want to see the fruits of your belief or nonbelief. what kind of person does it make you?
“It struck me that 19th-century orator Robert Ingersoll, with his stout and consistent adherence to humanist principles, looked so much better than my own era’s public spokespeople for nonbelief that it was positively depressing.”
– Phil Christman
www.christiancentury.org/voices/agnos...
– Phil Christman
www.christiancentury.org/voices/agnos...
An agnostic who out-Christianed the Christians
The 19th-century orator Robert Ingersoll denied God. But his answer to the question of human purpose strikes me as a pretty good...
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July 29, 2026 at 8:05 PM
“It struck me that 19th-century orator Robert Ingersoll, with his stout and consistent adherence to humanist principles, looked so much better than my own era’s public spokespeople for nonbelief that it was positively depressing.”
– Phil Christman
www.christiancentury.org/voices/agnos...
– Phil Christman
www.christiancentury.org/voices/agnos...
My belief or nonbelief in a supreme being will largely be based on when and how it happens
July 25, 2026 at 1:17 AM
My belief or nonbelief in a supreme being will largely be based on when and how it happens