In article ,
Kurt Ullman wrote:

I'd disagree. This is one definition of a religion "the body of persons
adhering to a particular set of beliefs and practices" which certainly
pertains to atheists who are a body of persons (doesn't say have to be
church and there are organizations such as the Atheist Club of Topeka),
they certainly have a set of beliefs, they have definite practices that
they follow.

Do a little more research. Atheists do not have a common set of beliefs,
or ideologies, or philosophies, or practices, or anything else that
makes them a "group." They have only *one* commonality, and that is a
declination to drink the kool-aid, regardless of flavor.

The question: "what do atheists believe?" cannot be answered, precisely
because atheism is not a religion.

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