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Strong atheists use three types of arguments:
Strong atheists use three types of arguments:
* '''Semantic apologetics''': Arguing that religious language is meaningless, and therefore beliefs based on that language are not justified;
* '''Semantic apologetics''': Arguing that religious language is meaningless, and therefore beliefs based on that language are not justified;
* '''Incoherency apologetics''': Arguing that religious concepts are self-contradictory, and therefore cannot possibly be true;
* '''Incoherency apologetics''': Arguing that religious concepts are self-contradictory, and therefore cannot possibly be true (see also: [[Atheism and incoherency]]);
* '''[[Materialist]] apologetics''': Arguing that because religion contradicts science, science must reject religion;
* '''[[Materialist]] apologetics''': Arguing that because religion contradicts science, science must reject religion;