The advocacy for or use of violence, persecution, or state repression to eradicate religious belief and practice from society. This is the endgame of militant anti-theism, moving beyond argument to action: vandalizing places of worship, supporting regimes that jail the faithful, or even justifying violence against believers as "defending reason." It mirrors the religious totalitarianism it claims to oppose.
Example: "His rhetoric crossed into atheistic extremism when he began advocating for a 'Secular Purge'—using state power to confiscate church property and imprison clergy for 'mass delusion.' He wasn't a critic of religion; he was a would-be dictator who wanted to replace one enforced dogma with another."
by AbzuInExile January 31, 2026
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Atheistic Neopentecostalism Example: A person who goes to online prayer groups not to discuss, but to post screeds about “sky daddy” and “fairy tales,” deriving a sense of moral superiority and communal purpose from these raids. Their identity is built on oppositional evangelism, making them the mirror image of the missionaries they despise.
by Abzugal February 8, 2026
Get the Atheistic Neopentecostalism mug.A form of moralism where atheism—the absence of belief in gods—becomes the basis for moral judgment and exclusion. The atheistic moralist treats religious belief not as a difference of opinion but as a moral failing, a sign of insufficient rationality, a character flaw deserving contempt. Religious believers are not just wrong but backward, not just mistaken but dangerous, not just different but deficient. Atheism ceases to be a position on a single question and becomes a comprehensive worldview, a standard of virtue, a marker of the enlightened elect. The moralism transforms atheism from a conclusion about gods into a crusade against the god-believing, losing sight of the actual questions in favor of the satisfaction of feeling superior to the benighted masses.
Example: "He couldn't just disagree with religious claims—he had to treat believers as morally inferior, as if lacking belief automatically made him a better person. Atheistic Moralism: mistaking your conclusion for your virtue."
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Example: "They turned on him for saying he'd learned something from reading a Buddhist text—Atheistic Puritanism, where any engagement with religion, even critical, is contamination."
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Get the Atheistic Puritanism mug.The established, institutionalized set of beliefs, arguments, and practices that define mainstream atheism—what counts as "proper" atheism within secular and skeptical communities. Atheistic orthodoxy includes core commitments: the belief that God does not exist, the conviction that religious belief is irrational, the preference for scientific and naturalistic explanations, and specific arguments (problem of evil, contradiction of scriptures, lack of evidence) that are treated as definitive. Like all orthodoxies, it serves necessary functions: providing community, shared language, and intellectual resources for those who reject religion. But like all orthodoxies, it also resists challenge, marginalizes dissent, and can become dogmatic. Atheistic orthodoxy determines what questions are worth asking, what arguments count as good, and who counts as a "real" atheist versus a heretic or compromiser. It's maintained not just by evidence but by social structures: atheist organizations, publications, conferences, and online communities that police boundaries and enforce orthodoxy.
Example: "He questioned whether the standard arguments against religion were as definitive as everyone claimed—and was immediately accused of being a 'religious apologist' by the atheist community. Atheistic orthodoxy doesn't tolerate doubt about its own foundations."
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