The phrase you are probably searching for is "agnostic.' It is generally used for people who are undecided or uncaring about religious/spiritual issues.
In reality, most atheists are open to the idea of religion. Atheists are commonly divided into two categories. "Strong" atheists make a positive assertion that there is no god. While "weak" atheists say that it is possible that gods exist, but they dont believe such is the case.
Basically it goes like this.
Strong atheist - "I believe that there is no god"
Weak atheist -- "I dont believe that there is a god"
The difference appears small at first, but logically, "weak Atheism" has a much stronger footing as it is open to evidence, and is by far the more common type of atheism.
No he is agnostic, which means he does not have a specific religion but is open to the idea that there is a God.
First, find out if whether the atheist is open to discussing religion, and what exactly are his/her views on the subject. Second, be understanding of the atheist's POV, without being patronizing towards him/her, Third, be very knowledgable in Christianity & other religious beliefs. Fourth, be completely as honest as possible, when discussing God.
Alexandra Paul is known to be a Christian who has been open about her faith in various interviews and public appearances.
David Feherty is known to be an atheist and has been open about his lack of religious beliefs.
Agnosticism is not a religion but a belief system that states it is impossible to know whether or not a god or gods exist. Agnostics maintain a skeptical attitude towards the existence of any deity and often seek evidence or proof before accepting any religious claims.
no, they do not Answer: As atheists are not an organization they do not have a single unifying symbol like the Christians cross. The US uses the Bohr atom symbol on the tombstones of atheists in military cemeteries and the scarlet "A" is used by many atheist blogs to show their orientation.
Matt does not believe in god. In fact he disses god in the songs Megalomonia and Fury. (I"m not going to change your answer) but Megalomania doesn't diss god. I could see how you interpret "What were we built for, will someone tell me please" I think he's more talking about how he over sees society and thinks its just useless and he wants to see purpose.
It was quite unclear if the whole band has a religion, but the lead singer Matthew Bellamy has said to be an Atheist but in later interviews there has been signs that he is a Agnostic or a Deist. So it seems he is quite open minded about this matter.
Hinduism is a religion predominantly found in India. Hindu's beliefs are fairly open and a Hindu may be monotheistic, polytheistic, atheist and agnostic, etc. See the related links for more information.
Perhaps it created an open minded attitude about religion. i need more INFO
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