With the vast religious industry which garners billions of dollars from believers to support the idea of an invisible but all powerful being which cares for you, but only as long as you believe, and who has the power to create universes and can determine the future, I find it amazing that the result of trying to find this omnipotent god appears indistinguishable from nothing. So in effect, the religious and the atheist can have equality here. But since I have no need to define unmeasurable concepts, I do not fall into either category. Without religion, your life cannot have value. On the contrary, I submit that a religion which promotes eternal life tends to create a valueless life.
Value relates to limits of time and amount.
Just as if diamonds became abundant, their value would decrease, eternal lives would also lose their value. A valued life must have limits. Observe people who come close to death or experience a tragedy. Their lives become more precious as a result of learning of their own fragility and mortality. A life believed to go on forever loses its meaning in a sea of infinity.