Turkcerap

i thnik it is not because, it wasnt sent by God, but if somebody belive it, it will be unreal religion, and i regard that

a-b-d-e-l-r-a-h-m-a-n

Hello their
this was just an intersting question to look at ,,
Atheism Of course is a religion , coz every one in this universe has a creed or has a point of view about the surrounding enviroment , Some do believe that their is a god , some believe in 3 gods ,, Some just don't believe in any thing ,, and this ( anything ) can be defined as a creed ,, coz simply the atheist BELIEVES in no god , so it's a believe , therefore it's a creed , therefor it's a religion

Hopefully that was helpfull

Regards

Nietzsche

atheism isnt a religion

Leia

In my point of view Atheism isn't a religion, it's a conviction. But it depends on how you describe the word "religion".

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newborn2007

Religion means and act of worship the Creator of the world.

Atheist do not believe in God and how could they say this is a religion?

Religion is not the science and not the technology.It si fully an act of worshiping the God.

It depends which religion your are belong to.If i say Hinduism then automatically i know the way Hindus worship their God.(pictures,statues,food,jewellery,temple,fire,smoke ,hundreds of idols,bagavad gita,sanskrit language,veda,diwali,thaipusam,pongal)

If say Christinity then i know (church,candles,Jesus's pictures,Marry's pictures,trinity,bible,and many sects of Christianity-orthodox,Protestant,Catholic,Anglican,Christmas,th anx giving day,halloween)

If i say Buddhism then i know( temple of Buddha,the 8 attributes,wesak day,yellow string on the wrist,fire,papers,some statues and pictures as well)

When i say Islam i will know(One God,Quran,5 daily prayers,Prophet Muhamad pbuh,Hell and Paradise,fasting in Ramadhan,Eid Fitr,Eid Adha)

so where do this Atheism belong to?
What do they celebrate?
What do they worship?
With whose rules do they live?

Atheism is simply a state of mind of a person who rejects the God and he live his life according to his own rule.