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An '''atheist''', in the general sense, is a person who does not believe in the existence of any [[god]]s. '''Atheism''' is the corresponding philosophical position. Atheism may or may not be a position of faith, depending on the type of atheism, as atheism may or may not refer to a stance on the theistic question, depending on the individual in question and how the term "atheism" is meant.  Arguments over whether or not atheism constitutes a belief are often based on one side assuming that the term always does or always doesn’t constitute a positivist statement, and therefore, a belief.  
An '''atheist''', in the general sense, is a person who does not believe in the existence of any [[god]]s. '''Atheism''' is the corresponding philosophical position. Atheism may or may not be a position of faith, depending on the type of atheism, as atheism may or may not refer to a stance on the theistic question, depending on the individual in question and how the term "atheism" is meant.  Arguments over whether or not atheism constitutes a belief are often based on one side assuming that the term always does or always doesn’t constitute a positivist statement, and therefore, a belief.  
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