Grumblenuts
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Myself, FFRF, and Atheist International beg to differ.I feel atheism implies an affirmative stance on the question of God's existence.
But adding that caveat makes zero sense (to me anyway). Atheists simply lack religious belief (short of affirmative scientific evidence being provided). All atheists lack "conviction" (strong belief) regarding religion already by definition.It is not necessary for an atheist to claim that no gods exist, nevertheless, some do. People often call this position hard atheism. Hard atheism is atheism with the additional conviction that there are no gods anywhere either inside, or outside, of the universe.