Atheists are agnostics.
Atheism is a position that you don't believe in a god, agnosticism is a position that you don't know of a god.
Atheists do not believe in a god because there is no knowledge of one.
Not quite. Atheists can be either gnostic, or agnostic. If they think that they
know their is no God, then they are Gnostic Atheists. If they accept that it can not truly be known whether or not their is a God, then they are Agnostic Atheists.
There seems to be some people who get confused by this still. Atheism is a non belief in any gods, not a set of beliefs. Non belief is not a belief. I explained this before with the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence argument. Agnosticism is a belief that you cannot prove either way if there is a god or not. One is non belief, the other is a belief. This pretty much throws the rest of your argument out the window because your pre supposition is incorrect.
My argument has nothing to do with the absence-of-evidence vs evidence-of-absence argument. Because I wasn't making an argument for, or against, atheism or religion. My comments were about how some people take their beliefs (whether religious or atheistic) as absolute knowledge, while others accept that they can't truly
know what the truth of the matter is. You are wrong if you think that non-belief in a God equates to a complete lack of any belief. Our entire perception of the universe is a collection of beliefs. Our opinions, our interpretations of everything we see, hear, feel and do are beliefs. Atheism is non-belief in a deity, but it is still a belief. Because everything we think is a belief.
By the way, Dawkins is an atheist.
Yes, he is an Agnostic Atheist. Because he is not arrogant enough to think that he knows everything. Here is a video of Dawkins explaining it himself-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKgAqPZQz48