I don't really like trying to push myself into someone else's list, so I'll say what I think.
Due to learning and scientific knowledge, I think that it is almost impossible for any god that humans have spoken of to exist. It is likewise almost impossible for there to be some nebulous creator, since creation seems to happen just fine without it. The universe operates as if there is no god, so I conclude no god. I don't "believe" one way or the other.
I think that religion has served many functions throughout history, some of which were good. But in the modern age, those good parts are largely unneeded. We do not need to speculate about gods to understand the natural world. We can just examine it and find out for ourselves. We also do not get any kind of morality from religion. It's a part of who we are as humans and we do not need to have it dispensed in the form of myths to tell us how to behave. Cooperation, empathy, trust, and mutual respect is part of our biology. We do not need religion to tell us that rape is wrong (and many religions, in fact, fail to tell us this), we already know it.
The main thing that religion still does today is exert power over people. It allows one groups of people to tell other groups of people what to do. And that power is unjustified. And the myths and superstitions that those powerful people push are not beneficial, nor accurate. Religion allows priests to molest little boys and get away with it, religion allows anti-sex crusaders to teach children wrong information and lie to them about the consequences of sex and shame them for not following their crazy religious rules, religion allows power hungry maniacs to convince young men to fly airplanes into buildings.
So, religion has nothing useful to teach us, and allows bad people to hurt innocent people. I actively work to curtail the ability of religion to influence law and culture, so that no one will be forced to follow the rules of someone else's religion, and children won't be brought up afraid that they'll go to hell for masturbating.
Call me whatever kind of atheist you like, then.