As I've said before (I think, but I'm too lazy to check), I'd prefer "nontheistic" to ❋ Unknown (2009)
Expect a whole new language for this kind of thing including their own label 'nontheistic'. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Records show a small number of visible nontheistic student groups existing as far back as the 1960s: Harvard University saw a group in 1960 ("Watson Endorses," 1961) and the Humanist Community of Central Ohio records its Ohio State roots in the 1970s (Reyka, 1997). ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
The SSA shows rapid growth of nonreligious nontheistic groups, particularly over the last five years: The number of affiliated groups grew from 50 in 2006 to over 260 in 2011. ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
(Granted, there are many other strands in the tapestry of religion, and granted, I've entirely overlooked the polytheistic and nontheistic religions, such as Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism, but in that short list above, we encompass more than half the world's population, and well over half its believers.) ❋ Clay Farris Naff (2010)
Secular Student Alliance annual survey data show that nonreligious nontheistic students participate in a wide spectrum of activities and events centered around education and learning, focusing on topics including the natural world, religious and philosophical worldviews, politics and current issues and a wide range of other focuses. ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
It's bad enough that this resolution is a waste of precious legislative time, but the motto it recommends posting on public buildings is in direct opposition to our national tradition of secular governance and is a slap in the face to the many nontheistic Americans who object to government endorsement of religion. ❋ Roy Speckhardt (2011)
As scientism is just metaphysics too arrogant to call itself by its right name, evolution is just another nontheistic religion. ❋ Hal Duncan (2009)
The Secular Student Alliance SSA, a non-profit organization supporting nonreligious nontheistic students, keeps records on nonreligious student groups in the United States through its affiliate program. ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
While we recognize that there are some nontheistic religions, this article specifically addresses the unique needs and challenges of the nonreligious nontheistic student. ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
That excludes polytheistic Americans like Hindus, nontheistic Buddhists and the 16 percent of us with no religious affiliation. ❋ Roy Speckhardt (2011)
Nonreligious nontheistic students are, for the most part, not unlike most college students. ❋ Chris Stedman (2011)
