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Irreligion

Irreligion is the absence or rejection of religious beliefs or practices. It encompasses a wide range of viewpoints drawn from various philosophical and intellectual perspectives, including atheism, agnosticism, religious skepticism, rationalism, secularism, and non-religious spirituality. These perspectives can vary, with individuals who identify as…

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Irreligion

Nodes183
Edges182
Triples117
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010929
Components1

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related to Types · 48
Irreligion → Agnostic, Agnosticism, Alatrism, Anti-clericalism, Antireligion, Antitheism, Apatheism, Atheism, Christians, Christopher Hitchens, Cultural, Daniel Dennett, Deism, Freethought, Fuller, Gallup, God, God-idea, Greek, Ietsism
related to overview · 28
Irreligion → According, Also, Asian, Atheistic, By, Cultural, Estimating, Forms, Highly, However, In, Many, Measurement, New Atheist, Nonetheless, Over, People, Pew, Pew Research Center, Religious
related to Definition · 14
Irreligion → According, Active, Britannica, In, It, Religion, Society, Sociologist Colin Campbell, Sociology, Some, Sometimes, The Encyclopedia, This, Towards
related to Prior to the 1980s · 7
Irreligion → During, Glenn, He, In, Rates, US, Vernon
related to Etymology · 6
Irreligion → Dutch, English, French, It, Latin, The
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Irreligion → absence or rejection of religious beliefs or practices, combination of the noun religion and the ir- form of the prefix in
related to history · 2
Irreligion → Colin Campbell, In

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religious religion countries secular people atheism world also unaffiliated population belief many atheists beliefs less religiosity pew china states irreligious

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Irreligionis aabsence or rejection of religious beliefs or practices0.90text
Irreligionis acombination of the noun religion and the ir- form of the prefix in0.90text
Godinstance ofwords0.80text
Buddhisminstance ofNontheistic religions0.80text
Jainisminstance ofNontheistic religions0.80text
along with atheistic schools in Hinduisminstance ofNontheistic religions0.80text
and other Indian schools like Carvakainstance ofNontheistic religions0.80text
Ajivika have played a significant part in Asian cultures for millenniainstance ofNontheistic religions0.80text
East Asiainstance ofThis would be mostly because of relatively old age and low fertility rates in less religious societies0.80text
particularly Chinainstance ofThis would be mostly because of relatively old age and low fertility rates in less religious societies0.80text
Japaninstance ofThis would be mostly because of relatively old age and low fertility rates in less religious societies0.80text
but also Western Europeinstance ofThis would be mostly because of relatively old age and low fertility rates in less religious societies0.80text

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