Antireligionist or antitheologist? They more specific than antitheist which is opposition to belief in deities, especially intervening and personal ones, and by inference opposition to any doctines or dogma associated with them. And it's stronger than secular, areligious, non-religious, or irreligious. And to the 2nd question: Creation?

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Think the anti-religion word you're looking for is "rational". The latter part of your question just sounds like you're playing Sims.

I'm sticking with "anti-theist".
It covers what I need it to cover.

Irreligious and fate

When you say: "in control" that sounds like a very religious interpretation of how nature works.
Scientists make claims about how things in the observable universe work. They have lots of wonderful explanations about the universe.
Once Stephen Hawking was asked: "What is outside the observable univers?" Rather than just stating the obvious by saying "the unobservable univers". He dismissed the question as stupid.
And yet it is perfectly conceivable that we just live in a univers that is surrounded by a super univers which is ...etc just like a set of Russian dolls (fuck another Russian connection)

You first question is easy to answer. If you believe in god or gods then you are a theist and if you don’t you are an atheist. The second one is a more nebulous question. My short answer is no, there is no word for anything that doesn’t exist in reality. We don’t believe God controls everything and neither do we believe there is anything else except the laws of physics and man’s interference with these natural laws which could spell the end for us.

Part one has been covered quite well. The answer to part two is physics... Unless you mean a computer programme, then I suppose simulation would suffice, but that might as well be God for all it's implications.

I don't believe there is any word yet in English to describe Antireligion other than Antireligion.. which would describe opinion against organised religion.

Maybe intelligent design may go some way to describing a higher power other than any specific God.. but I can't think of another...

1. antireligious
2. Mother Nature?

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(Not All religions are bad... Only Abrahamic ones)

The closest thing I can offer as an answer to the second question is Physics

I am assuming the word would be something like contraekklesia being in opposition to religion or churches
Come to think of it Iconoclast probably fits the bill nicely.

An Omnipotences (used as a proper noun) probably fits for your second query

Why would you be against nontheistic religion? Pastafarians, Dudists, Satanic Temple, Buddhists? They’re atheists, on our team.

How about "megagnostic?"

I have roughly the same problems with disorganized theism as I do with organized theism, namely, the failed epistemology of religious faith that is deployed to support both. So I see no real reason to make the distinction, personally.

Religion is nothing more than an entrenched, organized, normalized, popularized form of theism. If you believe, without evidence, in an asserted supernatural divine being, then even if you don't conform to a particular group of theists, you are still believing the unsubstantiatable and are still detached from real-world feedback loops.

Show me facts there is something god like! There is nothing all knowing all powerful. There is nothing in control of all things.

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I guess pansophism and pantheism are such terms but the latter includes "theism" ... The pantheistic philosophy differs from other theisms significantly since it sees nature as the Devine.

It might be a bit broad but could a phase like "absolute iconoclast" fit.