Examples of 'were atheists' in a sentence
Meaning of "were atheists"
Were atheists: Refers to individuals who do not believe in the existence of gods or higher powers. Atheists typically adhere to a worldview that does not include deities or supernatural beings
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were atheists
My mother and my father were atheists and were wonderful people.
They would be happier if they were atheists.
There were atheists long before there was Darwin.
Some of these were atheists.
There were no legal sanctions against persons who followed other religions or were atheists.
His parents were atheists.
My understanding is that the French revolutionaries were atheists.
They were atheists in that they did not accept the State gods.
Both Ava and her husband were atheists.
Lifestyle, They were atheists and anarchists.
No one here said the Founders were atheists.
Some were atheists and started believing, others converted from Catholicism or Protestantism.
Members of the Illuminati at the highest levels of the order were atheists and Satanists.
My mother 's family were atheists and my father 's side was confused.
These French revolutionaries were atheists.
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Most Zionists were atheists.
In at least two cases, Presidents saw fit to issue denials that they were atheists.
Some were religious, others were atheists.
I adopted an atheist attitude, mostly because my friends were atheists.
But cheer up, something like fifty of us thought we were atheists or agnostics.
For all that, not all of the Enlightenment thinkers were atheists.
Surely the only people who could have carried out this act were atheists and satanists?
Most of my friends that I met in China were atheists.
Forgive me, but I thought they were atheists.
I wonder if her parents were atheists ….
He recalled, " The whole family were atheists.
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Them atheists have got it all wrong
They say there were no atheists in the trenches
Atheists argue they are just in our imagination
