Q about arguments for God's existence.

[Angrboda]

Maybe it's a false impression, and it's certainly not uniform, but there appear to be some "hot spots" of commonality among atheists. Not that all share them, but that if a person is an atheist, there is a higher chance of them also having certain traits or interests. Knowledge of religion, for example. A vocal atheist (yes, I'm shifting the target) is more likely to be knowledgeable about religion than either a religious person or someone who identifies as unaffiliated. They're more likely to value science and sound reasoning. Perhaps, more likely to identify as liberal than conservative. Maybe this is a false impression, but I would lean toward believing that atheists, as a group, differ significantly from average on one or more traits or whatever. It may just be a side effect of my hanging out with a certain segment of the atheist population, but my hunch is that the similarities among atheists extend beyond just their views on the existence of gods. Maybe I'm off base, but I think Lek has a point. It's just that the commonalities are not well defined, and, not viewed as necessary parts of the definition of atheist.

Or maybe I'm completely off the wall.