Atheism is the new fundamentalism?

If so, it is the best type of fundamentalism. But I do not side entirely with the whole "Ditchkins" thing on this matter; I'm all about the "sublime negativity." Meaning, I believe, as Spinoza believed, in a God that is impersonal (it does not love you, even if you love it to death) and in everything that is, has been, and might be. Because there is too much God in this view, those who believe in a limited God (a God as a kind of human king), label us as nonbelievers. Too much belief is for them a form of non-belief.