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The belief that whether there is or is not a God is irrelevant. Irrelevantism is not a religion, it is an ideological philosophy which states that God, if he does exist, will be pleased that people live and enjoy their lives--which are precious gifts from God--instead of devoting all of their time to man-made religions, which worship humans more than God. However, if there is not a God, then it is all moot. Irrelevantism generally offers religious neutrality.
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