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→Summary of why implicit/explict atheism have diminish in importance
==== Summary of why implicit/explict atheism have diminish in importance ====
==== Summary of why implicit/explict atheism have diminish in importance ====
First, the attempt of some atheists/agnostics to make the definition of atheism broader unnecesarily broadens the definition of atheism (see: [[Definition of atheism]]).
As noted previously, the term implicit atheism is related to the term weak atheism. Weak atheism is broader definition of the traditional use of the atheism.
Next, given the: abundance of evidence for the existence of God and for Christianity; God's creation testifying to His existence; the complete [[Attempts to dilute the definition of atheism|lack of evidence]] for atheism; many atheists/agnostics often having difficulty suppressing theistic thoughts; and the growth of global desecularization, atheism and its nomenclature has become increasingly irrelevant.
As noted previously, the term implicit atheism is related to the term weak atheism. Weak atheism is broader definition of the traditional use of the atheism.
== See also ==
== See also ==