Who formally agreed to accept any definition of "atheism?" You are just talking off the top of your head as usual.

If Christianity doesn't express its differences when talking about atheism or anything else, but rather tries to cover those differences up just to fight that which is a common enemy, then Christianity is living a lie at the same time it is trying to clear up a different lie.

This is a forum. In a forum, definitions might be long, and they might be short. It simply depends on who is presenting the definitions, and why. If we want to get into picky, long-winded definitions, just so that we can argue all kinds of picky things, that's okay. Remember that the more the words, the less the meaning. But sometimes that kind of thing is fun.

From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/atheism?s=t:
From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/atheist?s=t:...omissis...

I agree with the Oxford dictionary definition stated here.

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Yes and I did agree with you with the definition of atheism being the one in the Oxford dictionary:
Ref: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/atheism

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Please keep to the subject of atheism that we already come to an agreement that is the Oxford dictionary definition:
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/atheism

I understand your Faith.

Thank You.

It is YOU who are off topic by promoting lies to clear up a specific lie.

We are fighting against atheism, don't confuse your opponents.