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Where do most of the world's nonreligious people live?
Answer: Asia
Why: China alone is home to about 1.3 billion of them, roughly two in three of the world's religiously unaffiliated people.
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Whose God did Albert Einstein say he believed in?
Answer: Spinoza's God
Why: Spinoza equated God with nature itself, which in his view acts for no goals or purposes.
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Which atheist philosopher said in 2004 that a god exists?
Answer: Antony Flew
Why: Flew's new view was a limited deism, a creator who does not reveal himself in the world, and he still denied any life after death.
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Which faith's early followers did Romans call atheists?
Answer: Christianity
Why: Worshipping one God and refusing all of Rome's gods looked to many Romans like denying the gods altogether.
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Which poet was expelled from Oxford over a pamphlet on atheism?
Answer: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Why: His friend Thomas Jefferson Hogg was expelled with him in 1811, after both refused to deny writing The Necessity of Atheism.
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Whose 1841 book called God a projection of human nature?
Answer: Ludwig Feuerbach
Why: The book reached English readers in 1854 through Mary Ann Evans, who became famous as the novelist George Eliot.