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It seemed like this answer contained so many mistakes that it was almost impossible to fit them into three sentences.
-- I think that any religious person, even if they are guided by dogmas, still mostly does what their heart tells them to do. And this often turns out to be not such good things. Although I haven't encountered villains among the followers of Dante, for example... But in general, not every faith makes you virtuous. Frankly, I haven't encountered any outright evil religions either, except perhaps some that are too childish or too contradictory...
-- But nothing prevents an atheist from having strict principles, and the law of balance, in my opinion, has nothing to do with it. Or do you... think otherwise?