atheism in Latin
atheism in Latin is atheismus — atheism means the belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
atheism in Latin
atheismus
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 Latin?
"atheism" in Latin is atheismus. atheism means: The belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
How do you use "atheism" in a sentence?
Example: "He converted from Catholicism to atheism in his twenties." In Latin, "atheism" is atheismus.
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