atheism in Japanese
atheism in Japanese is 無神論 — atheism means the belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
atheism in Japanese
無神論
Pronounced: mushinron
What does "atheism" mean?
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noun The belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
"Sacrificial religion becomes redundant – which is why Christianity did indeed have a reputation in the ancient world for atheism: it rejected the key duty humans are thought to owe to the gods, namely sacrifice."
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atheism in a sentence
- Sacrificial religion becomes redundant – which is why Christianity did indeed have a reputation in the ancient world for atheism: it rejected the key duty humans are thought to owe to the gods, namely sacrifice.
- He converted from Catholicism to atheism in his twenties.
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What is "atheism" in Japanese?
"atheism" in Japanese is 無神論. atheism means: The belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
How do you pronounce 無神論?
"atheism" in Japanese is 無神論, pronounced "mushinron".
How do you use "atheism" in a sentence?
Example: "He converted from Catholicism to atheism in his twenties." In Japanese, "atheism" is 無神論.
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