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What characterizes the doctrine (or dogma) of atheism is not a discovery that there is no "God", but a refusal to acknowledge every kind of parent (or parent-like authority), including (therefore) the Parental "God" of childish "religion".<ref>[https://www.adidam.org/teaching/aletheon/dogma-atheism The Dogma of Atheism] by ''Dogma of Atheism: A reading from The Aletheon''</ref>}}

What characterizes the doctrine (or dogma) of atheism is not a discovery that there is no "God", but a refusal to acknowledge every kind of parent (or parent-like authority), including (therefore) the Parental "God" of childish "religion".<ref>[https://www.adidam.org/teaching/aletheon/dogma-atheism The Dogma of Atheism] by ''Dogma of Atheism: A reading from The Aletheon''</ref>}}

== Quote ==

== G.K. Chesterton quote on man and dogmatism ==

"Man can be defined as an animal that makes dogmas. . . . Trees have no dogmas." - [[G.K. Chesterton]], ''Heretics''

"Man can be defined as an animal that makes dogmas. . . . Trees have no dogmas." - [[G.K. Chesterton]], ''Heretics''

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