nontheists

While some 15 percent of Americans report having no religion, only about 2 percent of Americans use labels such as atheist, agnostic, Humanist, and less widely-recognized identifiers like "freethinker," "bright," or "Pastafarian," to describe themselves, suggesting that the majority of nonreligious Americans don't identify as nontheists.

Chris Stedman: Dear Religious Americans: How Many Atheists Do You Know? Chris Stedman 2011

While some 15 percent of Americans report having no religion, only about 2 percent of Americans use labels such as atheist, agnostic, Humanist, and less widely-recognized identifiers like "freethinker," "bright," or "Pastafarian," to describe themselves, suggesting that the majority of nonreligious Americans don't identify as nontheists.

Chris Stedman: Dear Religious Americans: How Many Atheists Do You Know? Chris Stedman 2011

It was a terribly sterile thing … But the increase of regular folks identifying as nontheists brought with it regular concerns.

USATODAY.com News 2011

While some 15 percent of Americans report having no religion, only about 2 percent of Americans use labels such as atheist, agnostic, Humanist, and less widely-recognized identifiers like "freethinker," "bright," or "Pastafarian," to describe themselves, suggesting that the majority of nonreligious Americans don't identify as nontheists.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Chris Stedman 2011

The campaign targeting "nontheists" is timed to coincide with the AHA's 68th annual conference in Tempe this week.

azcentral.com | news 2009

See, humanists are mostly "nontheists," either atheists or agnostics or "none of the above."

RichardDawkins.net : The Latest Updates Stephen Lemons - Phoenix New Times 2009

Let's replace "nontheists" with other minorities to see how all that reads, shall we?

About.com Agnosticism / Atheism 2008

Looking at these two factors, Lanman notes that "nontheists," people who have no particular religious beliefs, aren't the same as "strong atheists," who judge against and condemn religion.

Deepak Chopra: Rationality And Irrationality In Believers And Atheists Deepak Chopra 2011

Looking at these two factors, Lanman notes that "nontheists," people who have no particular religious beliefs, aren't the same as "strong atheists," who judge against and condemn religion.

Deepak Chopra: Rationality And Irrationality In Believers And Atheists Deepak Chopra 2011

We refer to these students as "nonreligious," while noting that many nonreligious individuals may still believe in a supernatural force or deity, and that some nontheists may still identify as religious.

Chris Stedman: Nontheistic Students On Campus: Understanding And Accommodating Them Chris Stedman 2011