Someone who rationally considers the evidence (whether or not on the subject of deities) is a rationalist.
But rationality is not just about evidence. One needs to be reasonable about a priori beliefs as well, or more pragmatically/generally, possess effective reasoning skills.
Would you say that thinking logically requires reasonable axioms, or merely the ability to reason correctly given a set of axioms?
This is our monthly thread for collecting these little gems and pearls of wisdom, rationality-related quotes you've seen recently, or had stored in your quotesfile for ages, and which might be handy to link to in one of our discussions.