Grok, is atheism a religion?

Too bad science calls that free will into question. But you don't seem to much care what science says.
Science does that? Most of science does not deal with questions like that at all. The vast majority of scientists are atheists. They work in logic and evidence. Religion does not.
 
Title: The Paradox of the One True God
By RepoMan13th
"A one true god is axiomatically an atheist." This statement challenges the boundaries between monotheism and atheism, suggesting that a singular deity’s rejection of all others mirrors the atheist’s denial of divinity. But is this a theological trap or a philosophical insight? [Add your thoughts or context here.]
 
Every monotheist religion talks about god but when do they ever consider what religion a one true god might be? A god is not owned by a religion.
 
Science does that? Most of science does not deal with questions like that at all. The vast majority of scientists are atheists. They work in logic and evidence. Religion does not.
Science isn't scientists, Sybil. Science is completely aheistic.
Logic and numbers can certainly be part of any religion.
 
Title: The Paradox of the One True God
By RepoMan13th
"A one true god is axiomatically an atheist." This statement challenges the boundaries between monotheism and atheism, suggesting that a singular deity’s rejection of all others mirrors the atheist’s denial of divinity. But is this a theological trap or a philosophical insight? [Add your thoughts or context here.]
Random words. No apparent coherency.
 
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