Some ancient and modern religions are referred to as atheistic, as they either have no concepts of deities or deny a creator deity, yet still revere other god-like entities.
One objection to the concept of a deity whose "body" is the universe is that it implies that all values, both the good and the evil, are within God.
But if she has reflected on the matter and been persuaded by a "cosmological argument from fine tuning," for example, then it seems she might reasonably maintain her belief, taking her employment of the concept of a deity to be epistemically legitimate despite the fact that other employments are subject to debunking evolutionary, sociological and psychological explanations.
If, in the end, you reject Christianity altogether, and even the concept of a deity, I don't blame you.
The concept of a deity "riding" with a worshiper transferred to these Christian churches, where the cry "Drop down chariot and let me ride!" was often heard, as well as "Ride on!" and "Ride on, King Jesus!" This became the solidarity shout, "Right on!" Blues singers fronting big bands, like Joe Turner and Jimmy Rushing, copied the way church solo singers belted over the choir.
Practical atheism can take various forms: Absence of religious motivation belief in gods does not motivate moral action, religious action, or any other form of action; Active exclusion of the problem of gods and religion from intellectual pursuit and practical action; Indifference the absence of any interest in the problems of gods and religion; or Unawareness of the concept of a deity.
A deity's four faces may illustrate the concept of God's fourfoldness, typifying his strength, knowledge, lordship, and potency.
For example in the following verses he has no scruples in incorporating a Hindu deity into his Muslim ethos, blurring the distinction between Muslim and Hindu concept of God.
Similarly, he points out that religions which give little importance to the concept of god exist, such as Buddhism, where the Four Noble Truths is much more important than any individual deity.
Both the philosophical foundations underpinnings (concepts of the deity and of humanity) as well as the moral values and spiritual exercises, were carefully crafted so as to be acceptable to all monotheists.
