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From wiki:Yes, because if you state you do not believe in God, since you have no evidence, then you have belief.
Way it is, sunshine.
I know it bugs non-believers, but there it is, what can you do?
No. It MAY be faith--IF the belief is unfounded in valid logic applied to verifiable evidence. IF the strength of denial of valid logic and verifiable evidence is the validating criteria of the belief, THEN it is faith.So if you do not believe in God, and you can't prove it, then you have faith, ...
Otherwise, not so much.
"...faith is belief in a god or gods or in the doctrines or teachings of the religion... advocates of faith argue that the proper domain of faith concerns questions which cannot be settled by evidence..."
Faith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The problem at this board is that religionists like to consider any nonsense as actual evidence. Like "God is", for example.