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"I believe that there is no God."
That isn't beyond atheism, that is atheism, at least as I understand it.
"I don't believe in God" can be agnostic or atheist depending on the reasoning behind it. The searching for evidence type of person he describes there would, I think, fall more into the definition of agnostic.
I have no problem with anything he says here. I happen to be an intensely religious person, but my religious beliefs are about how I live my life and relate to my family, and not about anyone else.
If his atheism brings him peace and a greater appreciation for life, I say good for him. Those are the same things for which I look to my faith. If he finds that in a different place from me, who am I to say he's wrong?
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I'm against ending blackness. I believe that everyone has a right to be black, it's a choice, and I support that.
~Steven Colbert
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