Believes that you can't know for sure whether there is a god or gods, or not.

Atheism is not a disbelief in gods or a denial of gods; it is a lack of belief in gods.

Christian Nationalism is a political ideology and cultural framework that merges American and Christian identities. It teaches that to be a “true” American, you must be a Christian (their version of that), and that to be a “real” Christian you must affirm certain political positions. It uses the power of the state to enforce Christianity at the top of a believed hierarchy.

A humanist values reason, ethics, justice, and human dignity while rejecting superstition and dogma. They believe in creating meaning and purpose in their lives and in a world that respects the rights and dignity of all individuals.

The interactions and coalition between people of different faiths and of no faith at all working toward common goals. The goals usually aim to foster understanding, collaboration, and common ground without requiring anyone to give up their own beliefs.

Secularists advocate for the separation of religion and state, believing that society should be based on reason and scientific principles rather than religious influence. They value individual freedoms, equality, human rights, and social justice. Rejection of religious beliefs is NOT a requirement to identify as a secularist.

Skeptics challenge unproven claims with a critical attitude and seek evidence and logic. They do not accept unsubstantiated beliefs and scrutinize topics like paranormal phenomena, alternative medicine, and conspiracy theories. Seeking truth, they require sufficient evidence before accepting claims.

A religion that doesn't believe in a god or supernatural beings. They believe in science, personal freedom, and separating religion from the government. They call themselves “Satanic,” but they don't worship Satan like a god. Instead, they see Satan as a symbol of going against authority and fighting for individual freedoms.