I do. It is incorrect.

I use Chimera Linux. None of what you said applies.

GNU is not even a requirement.

Look at Void Linux. Look at Alpine Linux. Look at Chimera Linux.

MUSL instead of Glibc. Clang instead of GCC. Alternative userlands. More and more Linux distros arrive with these traits everyday (many more than I listed).

For anybody having trouble following…

Nobody knows if God exists. It is not a proven fact.

Some people believe that they know. Some of them really, really believe it.

If you believe something that did not arrive at through hard fact, that is faith. Strong faith is religion.

So what is being said here is that many atheists are in fact quite religious—they just do not believe in God.

A good test is to explain the difference between agnostic and atheist. Anybody that insists on calling themself an atheist after that has is acting on faith ( not fact ) and has religion.