| − | '''Practical atheism''' is living as though [[God]] does not exist. [[Theism|Theist]] and [[atheism|atheist]] can both engage in "practical atheism". Dr. [[Martin Luther King]] in his sermon ''Rediscovering Lost Values'' spoke of "practical atheism". <ref>[http://www.globatron.org/truth/rediscovering-lost-values-martin-luther-king-early-sermon "Rediscovering lost values"] King, Dr. Martin Luther (1954). Retrieved from Globatron, July 16, 2014. Caution: Presumably copyrighted work in the U.S. until 2049 and in Canada until 2018. For fair educational use only.]</ref> | + | '''Practical atheism''' is living as though [[God]] does not exist. Both [[Theism|theist]]s and [[atheism|atheist]]s can engage in "practical atheism". Dr. [[Martin Luther King]] in his sermon ''Rediscovering Lost Values'' spoke of "practical atheism". <ref>[http://www.globatron.org/truth/rediscovering-lost-values-martin-luther-king-early-sermon "Rediscovering lost values"] King, Dr. Martin Luther (1954). Retrieved from Globatron, July 16, 2014. Caution: Presumably copyrighted work in the U.S. until 2049 and in Canada until 2018. For fair educational use only.]</ref> |