Critical thinker, skeptical about atheism.

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We put people in jail as a deterrent against behaviour which we seem harmful to society, and to protect other people from dangerous ones.

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There is no dogmatic atheism, and atheism does not claim to answer any questions.

Just because a question has not been adequately explained yet, that isn't a free for all for everyone to claim their guess has any merit. The wise thing to do is to wait until there is enough evidence. There may never be, but "I don't know" is always a better answer than
"Here's some shit I made up / was made up 2000 years ago". The latter stifles inquiry because you feel you already have the answer.

One of the reasons religion is so popular is people often aren't comfortable admitting uncertainty.

Being dogmatic about uncertainty, is still dogmatism.

Really? Already?

I am not atheism. Atheism has no dogma. Please don't play word games if you want a serious discussion. I was giving my advice, with reasons.