I am a religious scient-ist (not scientist) myself. It means I believe in both Scientism AND religion.
But I make a clear distinction between the two. Like, you can be biologist and hobbyist. That doesn't mean you do biology as a hobby.
I am confident that Richard Dawkins is right in every aspect of explaining why religion is bad and wrong.
I am confident that Charles Darwin was right about Evolution.
I am confident the universe is self-explanatory without the need for a creator deity.
That doesn't kill my religion. At least, not for any of the above reasons.
I believe Jesus was right. Though, I do have strong doubts (as in: I do not believe) about his ressurrection and virgin birth. Likewise, I have doubts whether Jesus really was as compassionate and sympathic fellow as portrayed in mass-media or just another fundamentalist jew who believed in strict Jewish law.
It might well turn out that THE Jesus of Nazareth portrayed in the gospels, is just another fiction, at least relating to his compassionate supernatural-sympathy which I doubt any human can posess.
But to me, that changes nothing in percieving the Gospel-version of Jesus as THE God. Even if He is just fiction.
It changes nothing for my faith.
One might call this Christian Atheism.
But with "Christian" in front of Atheism, it really isn't atheism, is it?
And it cannot really be "Christian" either. Neither is it agnosticism.