Atheists have no advantage over believers when it comes to unresolved issues of understanding their position. A lot of believers never really go beyond what they’re taught in grade school, which probably accounts for a lot of people who think Jesus (or Allah, or whoever) expects them to kick ass on his behalf. In the same way, a lot of atheists stop their analysis as soon as they come to the conclusion that they’ll believe that there isn’t a God. I’ve seen it before and I see it here that some people don’t want to be associated with faith.
Many reject as anathema the simple possibility that they may actually believe (or have faith) in something (that there is no God).
Whatever anybody believes is their business. I would never try to change it. I’m not trying to convince atheists that there is a god. I’m just saying that whether they like it or not, they believe in something, simply because it cannot be known.