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atheism
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Western countries
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Atheism is an accepted belief system and is protected under freedom of religion and expression.
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atheism
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively accepted and not uncommon in the United States and other Western countries, especially in urban areas.
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atheism
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Western countries
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Atheism is an accepted and common belief system, and atheists are often openly vocal about their non-belief in religious institutions.
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atheism
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively accepted and not uncommon, especially in more secular and liberal communities.
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atheism
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively common and accepted, with some areas being more secular than others.
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atheist
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively accepted and common, and atheists may openly express their beliefs without significant social stigma.
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atheist
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Western countries
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Acceptance of atheism is common and generally considered a personal choice in many Western countries.
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8
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atheist
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Western countries
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Atheism is a recognized and accepted belief system, and atheists are part of the social fabric.
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9
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atheist
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively common and accepted, with some people openly identifying as atheists.
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atheists
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Western countries
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Atheism is accepted and relatively common in many Western countries, and atheists often openly express their beliefs without facing significant social repercussions.
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atheists
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Western countries
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Atheists are a minority group and may face discrimination or social stigma in some communities.
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atheists
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Western countries
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Atheism is relatively common and accepted, with many atheists openly expressing their beliefs.
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atheists
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Western countries
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Atheists may face social stigma or discrimination in some communities or family circles.
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