Beliefs
Beliefs
These shelves are beliefs, not religions. Atheism is what atheists say they believe and the arguments they give. Agnosticism is the claim about knowledge, not a softer atheism. God is the general question of whether God exists and why there is suffering. Those questions are not filed under atheism. Moral questions are the searched objections about life, marriage, hell, slavery, and creation. The New Age shelf is manifestation, angel numbers, and the practices that travel with them. Other holds the reading guide and the Seventh-day Adventist article. Adventists confess the Trinity in Fundamental Belief 2 and are noted with Trinitarian Christianity on Religions. The religion families, including Judaism, Islam, and the non-Trinitarian groups, are on that index.
- Atheism
What atheists say they believe, the arguments they give against God, and the questions they ask. A belief, not a religion.
- Agnosticism
What agnosticism is, including weak and strong forms and the agnostic theist and agnostic atheist, and how that differs from atheism.
- God
What the Bible says God is, the names of God in Hebrew, the titles of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and the questions of whether God exists and why there is suffering.
- Other
The reading guide and the page that quotes 1 Peter 3:15–16.
- Moral Questions
The questions people search when they ask what the Bible and the churches say about life, marriage, hell, slavery, and creation.
- New Age
Manifestation, angel numbers, numerology, and tarot, set beside the Christian confession that God alone creates and reveals.