Atheists are individuals who do not believe in a god, while agnostics do not believe it is possible to know if god(s) exist, but do not have 100% disbelief and are often open to learning about other religions. It is important to note that "non-belief” can come in many forms and most “nonbelievers” do not subscribe to a label. It is possible to be both agnostic and atheist (an “agnostic atheist”) - these individuals do not believe in god(s), and also do not think humans can ever know if god(s) exist (Weir, 2020, p. 52). Some individuals who hold these beliefs but do not want to be labeled as “agnostic” or “atheist” refer to themselves as “secular.”
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The New Encyclopedia of Unbelief by 
Ethics and Weapons of Mass Destruction by 
The Orthodox churches and the secular state by 
Vagabond verse; secular Latin poems of the Middle Ages by 
India as a secular state by 
The secular meaning of the gospel, based on an analysis of its language by Weir, K. (2020, July 1). What do you believe? Monitor on Psychology, 51(5), 52. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2020/07/believe
