This atheistic argument is only a part of the worldview I present in my writings, though. I also argue for pantheism and I speculate on the prospects of transhumanism (as the culmination of secular humanism). So I don't think atheism is necessarily opposed to any conception of sacredness. Indeed, I also talk about the importance of countercultures that are led by neo-shamanic idealists who envision the sacred. The atheist just denies the existence of a personal source of the universe. Everything else is still up for grabs.

https://medium.com/interfaith-now/the-dread-of-pantheistic-enlightenment-7c87c60e85bb?sk=158f8bc9a1463ac78475169ba7eb1454

https://medium.com/original-philosophy/a-clash-of-pantheisms-d8c0c1bf581?sk=9c02993a95e09b3e47c9f4e4007007ac

https://medium.com/illumination-curated/the-stakes-of-transhuman-godhood-7a5b39bf0433?sk=37652a96a645529b50ee3059237a5d11

https://medium.com/gods-funeral/is-technology-turning-our-species-into-a-new-force-of-nature-6d9e00ff34e1?sk=35eaa0604dfac30c350400817c4ce33a

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/noble-lies-and-the-recurring-withdrawals-of-neo-shamans-6ddce59cba08?sk=2d2845dc07024103125be2bac2d7a9b9

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/must-civilization-be-saved-by-neoshamans-75dd1c38cd30?sk=db3960af6039797ec6479cd65382d7df