Anyone who claims God is unlikely to exist is not an atheist

Let's get this party startedBelieve: (oxford) 1. Accept that (something) is true, especially without proof:"the superintendent believed Lancaster’s story"2. Hold (something) as an opinion; think:"I believe we’ve already met"I have provided the above definition to demonstrate that belief does not imply certainty but confidence without proof. Anti-theism: The belief that God does not existA1) To say God is unlikely to exist is to imply a belief about the existence of God. Mainly that God is non-existent. Belief goes both ways; to believe and to believe not. To not believe is to remain neutral. If i claim non-belief then I'm claiming neutrality. atheism is to claim non-belief. For example, I'm neutral as to the existence of jujubaba because I do not know what this is, therefore, I'm not in a position to believe it exists or not. I'm an a-jujubaba'st. And because I do not know what it is, I cannot have any opinion as to the plausbility of it's existence, for if I did this would demonstrate that i hold beliefs about Jujubaba. At the moment, Jujubaba is just as likely to exist as not depending on what Jujubaba means. I would not compare Jujubaba to the Easter Bunny or pink unicorns because Jujubaba could be a type of natural mineral or it could be a candy filled cave monkey living on Mars. So, to say that God is as likely to exist as the flying spaghetti monster is to claim a belief about God's existence. In this case it's that God's existence can be likened to a flying spaghetti monster. One holds a belief that flying spaghetti monsters are implausible effectively stating that God is implausible. Then to go on to deny any held beliefs about God is intellectual dishonesty. To assert any opinion onto God's existence is to imply belief. Belief in regards to the existence of God falls under 2 categories: i) theism (believe) and ii) anti-theism (believe not). Thereby, anyone with an opinion about God's existence cannot be an atheist by the very definition of atheism. A2) An atheistic world-view is one that holds no opinion as to the existence of God:SCENARIO 1Atheist Bob: Big bang caused the universeTheist Bill: It was GodAtheist Bob: It wasn't God it was the big bangTheist Bill: Are you saying God does not exist?Atheist Bob: No, I'm just saying he didn't cause the universeTheist Bill: Then what's the point of God?Atheist Bob: That's up to youAs you can see, atheist Bob has an opinion on the universe that exludes God without making assertions about him. SCENARIO 2Anti-theist Barney: Big Bang caused the universeTheist Bill: It was GodAnti-theist Barney: God is unlikely to exist, therefore, it wasn't God it was Big Bang Theist Bill: Are you saying God doesn't exist?Anti-theist Barney: No, I'm saying it's unreasonable to believe soAnti-theist Barney claims that God is unlikely to exist and it's unreasonable to believe he does. These claims are opinionated beliefs. Anti-theist Barney makes statements in relevance to God which directly oppose God's existence. Therefore, Anti-theist Barney cannot be considered an atheist because he holds negative beliefs as to the existence of God as opposed to Atheist Bob who holds no beliefs about God. A3) Categories of atheism:There are quite a few different categories of atheism:Implicit atheism: A non-belief in God without a conscious effort. I.e. infants and babies. Explicity atheism: a conscious rejection of GodAgnostic atheism: A non-belief in God without claiming knowledge of God's existence. Gnostic atheism: A non-belief of God and certainty that God doesn't existWeak atheism: A non-belief in God without making claims of God's non-existenceStrong atheism: A non-belief in God and certainty of God's non-existence.2 of these categories are false and 1 of them is a contradiction. Weak and strong atheism: Weak and strong atheism makes no sense because you cannot have a weak or strong lack of belief about something. Either you believe, you do not believe or you believe not. There are no varying degrees of non-belief. This is a prime example of the atheist trying to have their cake and eat it. Many "atheist" will proclaim that atheism is soley a lack of belief in God's existence then go on to express their beliefs that the existence of God is implausible. And finally, Gnostic Atheism: The term gnostic atheism is a contradiction in itself. How can someone know God doesn't exist yet not believe God doesn;t exist? It is an incoherent statement. If you are certain something is or is not then you should believe something is or is not. And out of all these categories, where does anti-theism reside? One cannot be an anti-theistic atheist because anti-theism implies belief about God and atheism implies a lack of belief about God. This makes it quite clear that any contention towards or against God's existence falls under the following 4 categories:1) Agnostic theism: a belief in God's existence without knowledge2) gnostic theism: a belief in God's existece with knowledge3) agnostic anti-theism: a belief that God doesn't exist without knowledge4) gostic anti-theism: a belief that God doesn't exist with knowledgeAs you can see these 4 categories summarize peoples claims of God's existence comprehensively. A final category of atheism should be saved for complete non-belief about God, as it does. To claim that atheist can also have opposing opinions on God's existence and remain athiest merely creates confusion as it directly contradicts the meaning of atheism and cannot be distinguished from anti-theism.