beliefless

(bɪˈliːflɪs)

adj

having no faith or belief

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Tomatsu's nationalist anger and ennui--he has described himself as a member of the "beliefless generation"--was recast in the cauldron of the '60s, and, like so many artists of the time, he came out of the decade with a graphic style that seemed to celebrate randomness and anarchy.

Snapped judgments: the riveting works of Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu suggest that winning the peace can lead to a different kind of war

Indeed, the "site" of the kingdom is no longer the Church, but the state, which is far more capable of realizing Jesus' prophetic message of immanent, immediate, intuitive, visionary, beliefless, egalitarian, ecumenical, and global presence.

Reforming Christianity

But, of course, a normless society is as inconceivable, literally, as a beliefless individual.