Agnostic (preference for private individual spirituality, possibly at the expense of organized religion)
Atheist-philosophical (against organized religion; tendency toward stoicism
Atheist-secularist (disregard for spirituality or even violent embrace of science and the material)
Atheist-spiritual (preference for non-theistic spiritual or religious systems)
Ecologist-spiritual (finds moral or spiritual value in the physical environment, not necessarily at the expense of human needs)
Ecologist-theist (deifies the physical environment, possibly at the expense of human needs)
Humanist (emphasizes the human over the metaphysical or a life-centric interpretation of the metaphysical)
Legalist (focuses on divine or natural law as the organizing principle of society or the universe; could include both puritanical and liberal tendencies)
Mystic (preference for a deeper emotive spirituality; could be similar to agnosticism but not necessarily at the expense of organized religion)
Science-antagonistic (ambivalence toward technological modernity)
Science-friendly (a religious recognition of the moral and spiritual value of scientific endeavor)
Tech-utilitarian (willing to embrace the utility of science but may disregard its moral or spiritual value)
Transhumanist (total embrace of technology and its applications to the human condition)
Visionary-esoteric (emphasizes the enlightened individual or a small band of them over larger social groups)
Visionary-nationalist (emphasizes a particular community over the species)
Visionary-globalist (emphasizes the species over particular communities)
Visionary-interplanetary (balances the concerns of competing planet-based communities)
Visionary-interspecies (balances concerns between human and nonhuman populations)
Visionary-posthuman (emphasizes concerns for species that are a result of human evolution)
Xenobiologist (emphasizes extraterrestrial concerns, quit epossibly at the expense of human and even posthuman needs)
Nihilistic (total embrace of individual or collective self-destruction, including voluntary infertilization or mass suicide)
