Reply #5: There may be behaviors that could be interpreted as

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"atheism" in some kind of parallel way through more aspects of life. I get that, if that's what you are aiming for.

But that's not different than saying someone is an Old Testment driver on the highways or a New Testament driver.

The terms appear to lend a general understanding of how someone drives, but both those books have moments of opposite energies. So ultimately it doesn't mean anything.

The farther you take any of those terms, the deeper into their own contradictions you're going to get.