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[[File:Anarchy-symbol.svg.png|thumbnail|250px|right|The symbol of Anarchism]]

[[File:Anarchy-symbol.svg.png|thumbnail|250px|right|The symbol of Anarchism]]

'''Anarchism''' is a [[political]] philosophy advocating the removal of the State and the establishment of a society without [[government]]. The term is of [[Greek language|Greek]] origin (coming from the word "αναρχία" (anarchia), meaning "without rulers" or "without order".)  Anarchists oppose the use of prisons. Anarchists tend to oppose any form of government, but can be found expressing support for [[direct democracy]], [[freedom of speech]], de-centralism, individualism and anti-authoritarianism.

'''Anarchism''' is a [[political]] philosophy advocating the removal of the State and the establishment of a society without [[government]]. The term is of [[Greek language|Greek]] origin (coming from the word "αναρχία" (anarchia), meaning "without rulers" or "without order"). Anarchists oppose the use of prisons. Anarchists tend to oppose any form of government, but can be found expressing support for [[direct democracy]], [[freedom of speech]], de-centralism, individualism and anti-authoritarianism.

Anarchists have traditionally been irreligious/anti-religion/[[Atheism|atheists]] (see: [[Atheism and anarchism]]).<ref name="theanarchistlibrary.org">[http://www.theanarchistlibrary.org/HTML/Nicolas_Walter__Anarchism_and_Religion.html Nicolas Walter. "Anarchism and Religion"]</ref>  

Anarchists have traditionally been irreligious/anti-religion/[[Atheism|atheists]] (see: [[Atheism and anarchism]]).<ref name="theanarchistlibrary.org">[http://www.theanarchistlibrary.org/HTML/Nicolas_Walter__Anarchism_and_Religion.html Nicolas Walter. "Anarchism and Religion"]</ref>