atheistic (Meaning)

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atheistic (s)

rejecting any belief in gods

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related to or characterized by or given to atheism

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Alt. of Atheistical

Despite growing up in a religious household, she adopted an atheistic worldview in her teenage years.
The philosopher's atheistic stance challenged traditional beliefs about the existence of a higher power.
The novel explored atheistic themes, delving into the complexities of morality without a divine presence.
His atheistic beliefs often led to heated debates with his more religious family members.
The atheistic movement gained traction during the Age of Enlightenment as skepticism towards religion grew.
She found solace in atheistic literature, finding comfort in the idea of a world governed by natural laws rather than divine intervention.
The scientist's atheistic perspective influenced his approach to understanding the universe solely through empirical evidence.
Despite societal pressures, he remained steadfast in his atheistic convictions, refusing to conform to religious norms.
The playwright infused his work with atheistic undertones, challenging audiences to question their beliefs.
The atheistic community provided a sense of belonging for those who rejected traditional religious teachings.

rejecting any belief in gods, related to or characterized by or given to atheismAlt. of Atheistical

agnostic, godless, secular, blasphemous, irreverent, irreligious, impious, heretical, nonreligious, profane

holy,pious, holy, godly, religious, devout, devout, pious, godly, reverent

Despite growing up in a religious household, she adopted an atheistic worldview in her teenage years.

The philosopher's atheistic stance challenged traditional beliefs about the existence of a higher power.

The novel explored atheistic themes, delving into the complexities of morality without a divine presence.

His atheistic beliefs often led to heated debates with his more religious family members.