atheist

Preposition: of

age: Has a contact list of mainly American and Canadian Atheists of secondary school age.

Converse of object

• fulfill: We noted earlier that Richard Dawkins claims that his belief in evolution enables him to be an intellectually fulfilled atheist.
• confirm: A violent enemy of Church orthodoxy in al forms, yet he was not a confirmed atheist.
• become: Once I became an atheist I really embraced the ideas that were being taught in my science courses.
• think: I think an atheist could be Prime Minister, certainly a non-Christian.
• say: Will Roger say that atheists have no right to do natural theology?
• know: I know an atheist who says ' Oh god!

Adjective modifier

• avowed: It is still bad taste to be an avowed atheist.
• militant: The trouble with the vicar parody is that the most militant atheists in Britain don't believe vicars are evil.
• committed: Is it out of concern for the likes of me¸ a lifelong and committed atheist?
• fellow: The real surprise is when they talk to fellow atheists and find out that others often think very similar things.
• famous: Even famous atheists like Bertrand Russell were in prison at the same time.
• former: As a former atheist, his account is very convincing.

Modifies a noun

• philosopher: One atheist philosopher has made a tentative step toward belief.
• propaganda: Unless the working class is educated through its own struggle against capitalism, atheist propaganda will only have limited effect.
• scientist: He is also suitable scathing about some atheist scientists ' attempts at metaphysics.
• cannot: He said that atheists cannot rightfully deny god without first trying this experiment.
• friend: Some of my atheist friends like nothing better than to talk about the Deity.
• parent: It reflects a common problem faced by atheist parents.

Noun used with modifier

village: Nicolson ignores the growing tendency to question and the resulting emergence of " the village atheist " in Britain at that time.