Is atheism a belief?

[Huggy Bear]

Let me rephrase your questions, and maybe you'll see how they fail...

Please describe the belief all theists have in common.

Belief in a supreme being or deity.
And let me tell you what you are gonna do next: you are desperately going to look for a counterexample, a dishonest one if necessary, then you are going to repost, ignoring the rest, particularly my challenge to tell the specifics you claimed beforehand about atheism.

The definition of 'god' is simply 'an object of worship', this can literally mean to be anything.

Some theists don't believe in one supreme being or deity, they believe in many different deities, Hinduism recognizes millions of deities.

Please sum up the theist *ideology* all theists have in common.
What doctrine do all theists have in common?
What theory do all theists have in common?
What system do all theists in common?

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You tell me, i am no teist and i havent defined others´peoples beliefs with specifics. Isnt it pretty disingenuous to ask somebody else to make your own stpuid argument for you?

Now back to my original question. Why arent you simply answering it? I didnt claim atheism was a thing, you did, and you gave some pretty specific criteria. How comes you cant coment on the criteria you gave yourselves for other peoples´beliefs, not even a single one?

Why is arguing in good faith such a big issue for you? Is it because you are a troll?

Ahh, here come the 'troll' accusations.

I was simply just pointing out that 'atheism' is referencing an godless system, YOU'RE the one that took that to mean it had to be one definitive system that all atheists must be part of.

Atheist religions exist... where would you file them under, theism or atheism?


Atheist and atheism are two different things.

You can be a theist without being involved in theism...