Is there such a thing as a non-practicing atheist?

yea........ being an atheist means that u dont believe in god u dont have to practice it.........

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Atheism is a practice in it's self. Though a practice of nothing, but a practice none the less.

I believe in a higher power but don't fit into any religious group per se. I call my self a non practicing atheist though it is with tongue in cheek.

It is my understanding that an atheist is simply a person who does not believe in God. That belief is the condition of atheism, not any specific actions that they do or do not take.

Atheism isn't something you practice. It's a belief about the way things work. It would like being a "non-practicing conservative."

Since it's not a religion, there's nothing to practice. So I would say no.

Atheists simply do not believe in god. They don't practice anything.

They are all non-practicing, that's the point, atheism doesn't practice...

uh how do you practice atheism you just don't believe theirs nothing more to do