Catholics believe in a personal God who created the world and gives each person an immortal soul; atheists “lack a belief in gods,” as the group American Atheists puts it. The Catholic Church calls atheism “a sin against the virtue of religion,” but teaches that a person’s guilt for it “can be significantly diminished” and invites atheists to dialogue. The Church also teaches that salvation is open to people who, through no fault of their own, have not come to…

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