wandering peacefully
Which way to the woods?
Or, theists understand what atheists do not believe.
While some atheists are certain no thing called deity is cause for all that is, they're unable to explain with an absolute that would sustain skepticism toward the theist pov what did cause all that is to become present in their visual conscious awareness of that which occupies the material realm.
And the defensive posture that will often arrive to rebut that observation being, one cannot be asked to prove a negative, is precisely what the atheistic perspective consists of.
That declaration in the midst of all that exists in the material realm, that there is no evidence a deity made it to occur.
But the material realm is present in our conscious awareness in the observable universe. And upon our terrestrial field.
Therefore, the absolute declaration that there is no evidence something unseen created what is seen is as vacant as is the atheists most favored discipline, science, in its attempt at explanation. Often called, the big bang theory.
But what is oft overlooked?
What caused something to form that would be able to go "bang" in the first place?
No absolutes as answer as yet.
The atheist prefers scientific theory to theistic faith.
And that's what makes some atheists believe themselves to be mentally superior to theists.
I apologize I have a hard time following your thinking. But what I glean from what I can is that you are saying there is no evidence of deities and we do not know as of yet, the beginning or continuation of the universes (s). Science does not claim to know that. Science correctly states it does not know yet. The only people who claim to know are theists. But not one person so far out of the tens of thousands of years of various worshipped gods, has been able to provide evidence or proof of their positive claims of knowing gods did it.