List of atheists (surnames H to K)

Main article: Lists of atheists

	Name	Dates	Known as / for	Who	Reference
70px	Kamal Hassan	1954-	Actor, Director, Lyricist, Producer, screenwriter, playback singer,	Leading Tamil Film Actor
	Guy Harrison		Author		“If a beautiful sunflower is somehow supposed to be evidence of the Christian god, then what is a parasitic worm that eats children’s eyeballs evidence of?” From the book, "50 Simple Questions for Every Christian"
70px	Amber Heard	1986-	Actress and model		At the age of 16, her best friend died in a car crash and Heard, who was raised Catholic, subsequently declared herself an atheist.
	Christopher Hitchens	1949–2011	Author/Activist
	George Holyoake	1817–1906	English Secularist	Coined terms "Secularism" and "Jingoism"	Last person in England to be imprisoned for being an atheist
70px	George Hrab	1971–	Musician, podcaster	Independent recording artist, host of Geologic Podcast	"George Hrab is an atheist in the Christmas City, a performer more famous globally than in his hometown and his "day job" is drumming for a funk band."
70px	Jamie Hyneman	1956–	Special-Effects Expert, Television Personality	Co-star of the Discovery's Mythbusters	"[A]ctually I'm pretty adamant about, you know, the whole God thing and it seems that skeptics are by and large atheists or something approaching that, which I strongly identify with. So it turned out to be a good thing and I have become enthusiastically part of it."
	Eddie Izzard	1962–	Performer, Stand-Up Comedian	Best known for stand-up set Dress to Kill, his starring role in the television series The Riches and many motion pictures such as Ocean's Twelve, Mystery Men, and Across the Universe.
	Kerry King	1964–	Musician	Lead/Rhythm Guitarist of Slayer	"I'm an atheist but I dont fuck with people believing in it."
70px	Stanley Kubrick	1928–1999	Film director, screenwriter, producer, cinematographer and editor	Renowned American director whose films include 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining	"The whole idea of god is absurd. If anything, 2001 shows that what some people call "god" is simply an acceptable term for their ignorance. What they don't understand, they call "god"... Everything we know about the universe reveals that there is no god. I chose to do Dr. [Arthur C.] Clarke's story as a film because it highlights a critical factor necessary for human evolution; that is, beyond our present condition. This film is a rejection of the notion that there is a god; isn't that obvious?"