Neil DeGrasse Tyson on Disproving God

[masterofpuppets]

You've made an equivocation fallacy here. It's not that atheists have no beliefs. It's that atheists have no belief in the existence of gods. It doesn't follow that atheists don't have beliefs about the purported "evidence" Christians give, or beliefs about the claim that a god exists.

Technically you are correct. I am highlighting how atheists aren't just blissfully unaware of God. They give reasons for why they are incredulous. When a theist replies that their objections aren't sound the atheist says it doesn't matter anyway because, you know, the definition of atheism. It's dodgy.

Maybe the actual problem is that the "objections aren't sound" isn't a valid point? I've never come across an atheist simply shrug it off and happily proclaim that because it's a lack of belief in the existence of a god, they are somehow immune to scrutiny even without justifying why they hold such a position.