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→Canadian Journal of Sociology on Atheism plus
The entire article can be found at: [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322401200_Atheism_Plus_what_Social_justice_and_lifestyle_politics_among_Edmonton_atheists ''Atheism Plus What? Social Justice And Lifestyle Politics Among Edmonton Atheists''] by Jonathan Scott Simmons
The entire article can be found at: [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322401200_Atheism_Plus_what_Social_justice_and_lifestyle_politics_among_Edmonton_atheists ''Atheism Plus What? Social Justice And Lifestyle Politics Among Edmonton Atheists''] by Jonathan Scott Simmons
== Atheism plus and the desire for something more than mere atheism ==
See also: [[Atheism and purpose]] and [[Atheism and meaninglessness]] and [[Atheism and incoherency]] and [[Atheims and emptiness|Emptiness of atheism]]
The Atheist Revolution website indicated about the inability of atheism to answer life's most important questions:
{{Cquote|There is a certain emptiness in atheism in the sense that it provides no answers to many of life's most important questions. For example, atheism tells us nothing about how one should live one's life. On this point, I can find agreement with some of the Atheism+ supporters in that I can see why people would say, "Great, we're atheists. Now what?" I certainly understand the appeal of wanting to go "beyond atheism."<ref>[https://www.atheistrev.com/2013/06/the-emptiness-of-atheism.html The Emptiness of Atheism], Atheist Revolution website</ref>}}
== See also ==
== See also ==