Rise of atheism: 100,000 Brits seek 'de-baptism'

[ManusJustus]

Cueil said:

ManusJustus said:
The problem with made up stories is that there is no evidence to disprove them.

If you want to believe in magic, go ahead, if you want to believe in fairy tales, go ahead, the only downside is lost resources (money and time spent on religion) and believing in something that isnt true. Not that much different from an athiest like myself, however, as I believe the Cleveland Browns are going to win the Superbowl and I spend time and money in hopes of them doing so.

You come off sounding like an ass.  It's fine if you don't believe, but if you don't have anything to add but ignorant comments then you should just keep them to yourself. 

Ignorant comments from an ass?  I'm not the one who believes in magic and fairy tales.  I'm not the one whose wasted my life believing in ridiculous stories (I'm actually not free of this, I was a devout Christian for much of my life, but I bothered to read the Bible and realized how silly it was).

The problem with made up stories is that there is no evidence to disprove them.  Coincidently, there is no evidence to support them either, which is where faith comes in.