I asked "Why are Christians so gullible?" Somebody wrote an excellent answer.

"I don't really consider them as gullible. Irrational and not well informed is how I see many. There really is an illusion that a higher power could be involved. At a beginner's level of reasoning, there does appear to be support for the notion of a God. The primary problem that I see with theists in general is that there is a selfish motive for them wanting a particular God to exist or an irrational fear not to believe or God's going to get you. It is because of irrationality that they ignore better reasoning that supports that they are wrong. It is when an individual begins to actually want intellectual answers vs. emotional answers that they soon find themselves as ex-theists. I find ex-theists stories very interesting, where it is like a drunk sobering up and realizing the reality of it all."

-- Internet name: SBR32277

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I found some more quotes for my list of favorite quotes:

“Rational arguments don’t usually work on religious people. Otherwise there would be no religious people.”
-- Gregory House, M.D. Season 4 Episode 2 The Right Stuff.

"It is difficult to free [slaves] from the chains they revere."
-- Voltaire

“If someone doesn’t value evidence, what evidence are you going to provide that proves they should value evidence?
-- Sam Harris

If someone doesn’t value logic, what logical argument would you invoke to prove they should value logic?”
-- Sam Harris

Why do otherwise seemingly normal people look up to a mythology as if its real? They have even built buildings where many at a time can worship this mythical thing they made up. It makes no sense.
-- Terri Smith (comment at the Wall Street Journal).

This is what I wrote at the same Wall Street Journal article:

All religions are totally wrong. God fairies are impossible. The magical resurrection of Jesus never happened because it's impossible. Muhammad didn't split the moon in half because that's impossible.

In the 21st century, religion shouldn't be a subject. Science killed the childish god fantasy a long time ago. Mr. Barr didn't get the memo.

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A fucktard (aka Christian asshole) wrote this crybaby bullshit:

"There's something incredibly arrogant about telling other people God doesn't exist; as if you're privy to information that the rest of us aren't."

I repeatedly tried to write an answer until I got past the Wall Street Journal censorship software. I was finally able to write this:

"God is not real for the same reason the Easter Bunny is not real."

Christians are so fucking insane they think their childish fantasies are real. I never met a Christian who wasn't a fucking moron.

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I very much recommend this place: http://the-militant-atheist.org/evolution-deniers.html

And also this post I wrote 7 years ago: http://darwinkilledgod.blogspot.com/2012/12/evolution-deniers-deny-evolution.html

And also this post I wrote 6 years ago: http://darwinkilledgod.blogspot.com/2013/09/our-two-thousand-dead-genes-only-make.html

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Wall Street Journal - Religion Is on the Decline as More Adults Check ‘None’

"Less than half of American adults attend church regularly, while 26% claim no religious affiliation."

This is what I wrote for the Wall Street Journal fucktards:

This shouldn't be a subject in the 21st century. The childish god fantasy is obsolete. These days we have something call science.

Unfortunately, thanks to religious brainwashing (also known as child abuse), young gullible children are learning how to not think.

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Two quotes about the magical 2nd life fantasy:

"Why waste the one life you get in the vain hope of getting another to waste?"
-- David G Manley

"Be thankful that you have a life, and forsake your vain and presumptuous desire for a second one."
-- Richard Dawkins