So what you are actually claiming is that in the whole of the universe or universes or dimensions or whatever no entities could possibly exist similar to those man has imagined over the centuries?
It's good that people who don't know how to conduct themselves and don't know how to relate to themselves and other people have teachings like you quote here and scriptures like the Ten Commandments and Jesus telling them to follow the Golden Rule. And if you can get them to believe they would...
I'm not a theist. Not theist. Atheist.
When I want to explain what I know or don't know I think in terms of knowledge, when I want to explain what I believe or don't believe I think in terms of belief.
What exception? You are probably what is called a gnostic atheist. Atheist because you have no belief in gods, gnostic because you appear to claim that you know there are no gods. If you don't claim to know there are no gods but only believe so, you would be a strong atheist.
I don't believe gods exist, but considering how many universes or dimensions there could be to say I believe that no gods could possibly exist anywhere without some pretty good evidence that they couldn't would be foolish.
Theism and atheism aren't belief systems. They're just the presence and absence of one particular belief.
No it isn't. A theist is a person who believes in the existence of one or more gods. That's it. There's no need for a theist to believe that "the spirit = mind is eternal".
No it isn't. An...
It wasn't designed, it just evolved.
Sure. If we can get sociopaths and psychopaths to believe in God and follow the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule it's better for the rest of us.
That is irrational and illogical. The validity of any message should be objectively judged on its own merits and not be compared to or dismissed because of personal beliefs one happens to have.
The validity of reincarnation does not depend on what you personally are capable of believing.
It's good enough for you when it comes to Jesus but not good enough when it comes to Krishna, even though the message of reincarnation seems pretty important too?