antidivine

Antidivine refers to concepts, beliefs, or actions that are opposed to or actively reject the idea of divinity. This can encompass a range of viewpoints, from atheism, which posits the non-existence of gods, to certain forms of anti-theism, which actively argue against the existence or beneficial nature of deities and organized religion. The term may also be used to describe philosophical stances that prioritize reason, humanism, or materialism over supernatural explanations or divine intervention.

In some contexts, antidivine can describe movements or ideologies that seek to dismantle religious institutions or challenge religious authority. This opposition might stem from a belief that religion is harmful, oppressive, or hinders human progress. The "divine" aspect in antidivine specifically points to the rejection of any supreme being, creator god, or pantheon of gods. Therefore, antidivine thought systems fundamentally question or deny the validity and relevance of the divine in understanding the universe or in guiding human morality and society. It represents a spectrum of thought that stands in contrast to theistic or deistic worldviews.