Hmmm, I don't know. As an atheist, I really wish I could believe in a God, and I envy those who have that comfort. However, I'm stuck with atheism, so I'll just have to get on with it. For some, atheism is liberating, whereas others, such as myself, don't see it that way. Therefore, if a person doesn't want to believe in atheism and finds religion to be the liberating belief system, then why would you want to have it any other way? Let them be happy.
In my opinion, the only problem is when people take their beliefs too far, mainly by trying to force their religion upon others. That's what I wish would go away.
By the way, when referring to religion, I'm merely referring to a believe in a God and probably an afterlife. I'm not talking about all the other politics crap that seems to come with some religions (such as hate against gays and wanting a role in education etc.).
In my opinion, the only problem is when people take their beliefs too far, mainly by trying to force their religion upon others. That's what I wish would go away.
By the way, when referring to religion, I'm merely referring to a believe in a God and probably an afterlife. I'm not talking about all the other politics crap that seems to come with some religions (such as hate against gays and wanting a role in education etc.).