"Though it makes the same point: our government is expected to be neutral regarding matters of conscience and belief. And yes, this also requires that agnosticism and atheism be treated just like any other religious belief: receiving neither preferential treatment nor special burden."
Where does the Constitution say the govt. is to be neutral regarding such matters? Where are atheism or agnosticism granted any rights? Nowhere. It merely says that Congress may not make any law regarding establishment of religion, which included any law disestablishing the then-existing established churches in several states. It also forbids Congress from abridging the free exercise of religion--a fact which the professional atheists on these threads always chose to ignore.
Do you believe that the only rights one has are those granted by the Constitution?
You have a backa$$ward way of looking at the Constitution.