Actually, no. It's the absence of it. It's like saying not smoking is a habit. It makes no sense.

You're just making up your own meanings for words.

Yes, it can be said that a person can worship god or worship a person. But they're different concepts, and because the text is so specific about using the term "God", capital G, it's a reference to a specific named thing.

This isn't like a kid saying he wants KFC and you pan fry some chicken.

Stop pretending you know anything about atheists or anti-theists - the text is written by christians, and (like pretty much all monotheistic religions) they get pretty iffy when you try to dispute "one true god".

> identifying "your God" and make it your priority. Live with purpose

having purpose is almost the exact opposite of believing in a sky fairy to absolve yourself of guilt or blame.