are atheists naturally inclined to hate the idea of there being a god?

I have lot of atheist friends though I am not. They are not really inclined to hate the idea of god's exixtence. Personally, I still believe that there is something out there who is the cause of life but I rather not say that it is god. We have different beliefs so I guess the best way to settle this dispute if god really exists is by respecting each other's opinion. Cheers!

I do not believe that I am atheist, but I am not agnostic, either. If people believe in God, I do not mind. I also do not mind if people talk about religion around me, for the most part. I do not like being asked to go to church, that immediately ends the conversation. Also, I do not like when people say what they have to say, and then tell me that they don't want to hear what I have to say. It is impolite, and I wish they would tell me beforehand so that I could just find someone else to talk to. I don't believe in the big bang, but I do support evolution. It has also been said that the bible and the theory of evolution somewhat fits, although I have not looked into that yet. Now, to answer some of your questions. I went to church for about a year with my grandmother. I met a lot of nice people, although most of them were very closed-minded. I tried so hard to reach the same level of blind faith that the people the church had, but I could not stop questioning everything. I didn't really lose anything in that period of time, but I didn't really gain anything, either. To the rest of it, scientists are not all-knowing. But, because religion has millions, perhaps a billion, followers, it does not necessarily legitimate. But, here is my view: I cannot say who, or what, created the earth. But, it had to be created. I believe in evolution, but that does not mean that there is not some sort of creator to this world. However, I do not believe in the religions that we have these days. I believe that if someone wants something done, humans have to do it. I believe that having a religion and believing that if you pray for inner strength, your God will give it to you, is enough for a person to believe that they have gained inner strength which they have really had all along. I cannot say that I am right or wrong, but I cannot say that the bible is right or wrong, either. But, I can say that I disagree with religion.