According to the argument spelled out in this chapter, atheism
(a) cannot possibly be deviant in any conceivable social context or collectivity.
(b) could be "societallydeviant in certain societies, but not "situationally deviant.
(c) could be"situationally" deviant in certain contexts, but not"societally" deviant.
(d) could be deviant both "societally" and "situationally" depending on the society or the context.
(e) none of the above
Ans: (d) could be deviant both "societally" and "situationally" depending on the society or the context.
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