In addition, religion is the only area relying upon a concept of faith. For example, when we come to a red stop light, we stop and wait for it to turn green. We know that over 999 times out of 100, a red light will eventually turn green. If we have never seen a red light before, we wouldn't know what to do when we first came upon one. If we stopped and waited for it to turn green without ever having seen a red light before, then we would be acting on faith.
Faith also suffers from many more problems.
Knowledge is gained through reason and never through faith. Knowledge requires facts, independent verification of the facts, and ultimate widespread acceptance of them. Faith does not provide a method to obtain facts or verify them. Lacking The atheist, of course, remains open to any additional proofs or evidence which theists may offer. If any of the arguments are convincing, the atheist will accept them.