Do atheists reject all forms of spirituality or just belief in any deity? and what definition do they use for deity?
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As an atheist myself I would have to say that atheism is just as diverse as any religion, with individual atheists disagreeing with each other all the time, the only thing we all have in common, and this is only by definition, is that we all do not believe in God. Or believe that there is no god. Atheists disagree on even that point. The point is, I can only speak for myself, so here goes. I do not reject all forms of spirituality, being quite spiritual myself. Indeed if someone makes their life happier by believing in a god than I say go for it, the difference being that the person who believes in a god believes they get the happiness from their god, while I believe they get the happiness from the fact they believe. i do reject the belief in any deity, the universe is incredible, but that does not mean god made it. A deity is any supernatural being, so my belief that all things are naturally formed negates the possibility of the existence of a supernatural being. Here is one atheists answer, I can guarantee some other atheists will disagree and say something different though!
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