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Line 5: − − Atheists often equivocate that they actually have a lack of belief in any God, as opposed to having the positive belief that there is no God. This equivocation stems from the fact that if they hold positive beliefs, then their worldview can be categorized as a religion.
Removal of redundant paragraph, which confused weak and strong atheism.
There are two kinds of atheism: strong atheism, which is when someone believes it can be proved that there is no God, and weak atheism, when someone believes that there is no evidence for God, and so assumes there is none. Using this definition [[Richard Dawkins]] although fervent in his non-belief is technically a weak atheist.
There are two kinds of atheism: strong atheism, which is when someone believes it can be proved that there is no God, and weak atheism, when someone believes that there is no evidence for God, and so assumes there is none. Using this definition [[Richard Dawkins]] although fervent in his non-belief is technically a weak atheist.
== Biblical View of Atheism ==
== Biblical View of Atheism ==