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You don't have citation of them proving themselves as atheists and not irreligious[edit]

Lovers of atheism make atheism show wider but without actual atheists[edit]

most of these people were irreligious and some non-theists[edit]

Irreligion and generic Nontheism are different metaphysical opinions and notions and must be presented on different pages.

Distorting notions via mergers is a mere gerrymanderism

if so many things are distorted as atheism by you, then atheism:

isn't a definite but a generic term to you
you swap the meaning of atheism vs irreligion (or other nontheistic terms)
you don't follow the nomenclature most humans use

irreligious (very soft) < atheist (narrower, more specific) < non-spiritualist (even narrower, not only against god/kami) < scientifist (even against USOs because they aren't accepted in a provable way by more than three major universities [no major university accepts conspiracy theories])[edit]

Some Japanese are scientifists.

(not Scientologists, who perform the supposed by them Science of scatology) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:2149:8457:2F00:48F:780F:C9B1:83C7 (talk) 13:42, 2 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]