I answered a question about religions and god fairies.

"The reason I don't believe in a particular God or religion is that they can't be all right. They all contradict each other. If any of it was true, there would only be one religion, but they each have their own different version of how the world started, the number and name(s) of Gods, who the Gods sent to spread their message, etc. Am I the only person that thinks that way?"

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What you wrote is true. There are lots of cults and they're all ridiculous.

Also, the idea that there is a magical creature, aka God, who hides somewhere in the universe, is impossible. It's just a childish fantasy for people who don't know anything about science. In the 21st century this should not be a subject. There is no excuse to believe in a magical being that magically makes stuff happen. It's equal to the Easter Bunny fantasy.

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What someone else wrote:

I don't believe in gods because there is no evidence they exist.

All religions are cults, where it's members are taught the same thing over and over again and learn primarily to hate others, hate those that do not belong to their cult, those that don't do as they do and believe as they believe.

Churches are mental institutions. All those that go to church are controlled and indoctrinated imbeciles.

-- Anonymous