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How does that continue to make it a "religion", per se? Atheists do not go to a church and do not pray to a god or a deity. Believing in things or having faith in something does not make one religious. For example, I could say I have faith in a baseball team winning a game on so-and-so date; I have decided to put much confidence in the fact that such will happen when the time comes. In this context, believing or having faith in that such-and-such will happen on such-and-such date and time does not carry a religious connotation.
Atheists do not go to a "church" and make donations to said church and pray to a god or a deity as stated earlier. They do not group together and rally against people who do practice a religion (and if there are those that
do, that's rather featherbrained and pointless).