Atheism mostly only exists in the context of Abrahamic religion, the term doesn't make much sense outside of it

>>1365591
It just means that there is no god or gods.
Granted god is a nebulous term and it probably makes more sense to use it in the context of abrahamic religions since monotheism tends to embody significantly better what is meant by god by most people.

>>1365631

>It just means that there is no god or gods.

Again, in an Abrahamic context. For instance, there are a lot of Hindu atheists

I think it's atheistic in the same way Buddhism can be said to be atheistic: there's no great creator deity, but there are gods one can pray to who are subject to the Dharma/Dao like the rest of existence.

>>1365659
Hell it doesn't even make sense inside of some forms of Hebrew mysticism which posit that the throne of creation is inherently empty, and all that exists past the crown of creation is void.