When you are an Atheist, there is a set of morals and beliefs that come with it, just like any other religion. This set may be far broader and varied than Christianity, but it is still a limited set. There is a distinct set of assumptions you can make about the beliefs and ideals of a person who is Atheist that you cannot make about an arbitrary person in general. That makes it enough of a religion using my definition or yours.
...So do you believe in religious freedom? Do you believe that any country, or group of countries should not be able to suppress any other groups of people practicing a different religion?
There is no such method, because the jury's beliefs on the credibility of witnesses are subjective.
Yes, and being reasonable(N) means that there is an objective way to evaluate the subjective beliefs of the witnesses. You can have different prior beliefs on what types of witnesses are more credible, but HOW you update your priors in the presence of new evidence such as the opinions of other jury members, will always be the same if you are reasonable(N).
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