By the way, there are lots of logical fallacies in this thread. If we think that logic is important, then we ought to check our arguments for logical consistency. For example, it was said above
"All religions are fundamentally wrong, but so is atheism, though not as wrong. You don't have to choose a religion, it is much better for you to ignore them all and carry on as an agnostic/atheist."
This is an opinion which is presented as a fact. If discovering truth is important to us, then we ought not present fallacies or opinions as facts to others who do not know the truth. We may mislead them. If we value the truth, when we mislead another we have stood against something that we value.
It was also said, "You cannot have a "correct" belief. Believing is all about trust, not facts. One belief can turn out to be true though, but that's when you stop believing."
No. Actually, belief can be either true or false, just as any statement can be. That "I believe in Jesus Christ as Lord, Savior, and eternal Son of God the Father" is true. But is Jesus Christ Lord, Savior and eternal Son of God the Father? This is what I assert. There is definitely a right answer to this question, and so one's resulting belief about Jesus is either true or false. I believe one does well when one examines such questions.
Another silly quote from above is as follows:
"None is right. They are all wrong and the work of charlatons eager to get a piece of the fools pie. God doesnt exist, heaven and hell dont exist.
You are a group of atoms that will continue to exist after your consciouness and body fades.
Its the cold hard thruth. This whole religion thing doesnt help anyone in the big scheme of things and its only an excuse to kill and commit suicide. We would be better off without it."
This is again a lot of assumptions presented as fact. This is what the religious zealot does; present assumptions as fact. Sadly, this means you will not even allow me to question your assumptions, because you hold them as immutable as the tree outside your window. But question them I will! God does not exist? Prove this. Heaven and Hell do not exist? Show me your argument. I am a group of atoms that will continue to exist after my consciousness and body fades? Why, then, do I separate THIS group of atoms from THE OTHER group of atoms? What a silly division! And yet, we all divide the world as such, as "me", "you", and "the other".
And then you say we would be better off without it. Please, define "better off". You have subscribed to no religious beliefs. You cannot tell us what it means to be "better off".