Alot of people believe in god and it helps when some people die or if something bad happened etc... So even if god does not exist "he" still sort of helps people and thats what counts.

That's true. I completely agree.

There is 1 big problem I see and it is that even tho religious people usually dont care  much about atheists Atheists constantly "annoy" religious people with  "your god is fake why do you waste your time  the vault is a myth you'll get yourself killed" blah blah.

Yeah, that has really become a thing on the internet. Poor insecure bastards.

Why don't atheists mind their own business? ;) I mean do they have any dissadvantage because other people believe in god? I dont think so

To different degrees, yes and no. If people try to shove their faith down their throats they have a disadvantage. If people use their faith to excuse disturbing behavior (like we have seen here in Sweden where some Muslim kids refuse to eat pork and demand alternative meat/meal, or when they demand to have a doctor of the same sex as themselves despite a temporary shortage), then they also have a disadvantage. Though that goes for everyone and not solely atheists.

But yeah, the problem in those cases is not religion, but the believers. And there are indeed times where atheists should mind their own business instead of bothering believers just for the hell of it. Hopefully, this thread did not come across as insulting towards believers. That was not my intentions.

Btw I changed the question because "worshipping" is not necessary its a misinterpretation of what the Bible suggest what should be done.
 You are not supposed to pray every day and kill sheep or whatever. Imho it just means you should respect "god" for what he is and what he created etc... But this is just my interpretation.

 I am a catholic I believe in god at least in some way but IMHO super religions people are silly and embarassing ;) The general Idea is okay but I doubt that everything thats written inside the bible is correct or is ment the way people today interpret it.

I mean the bible was written thousands of years ago by people that even used fairy tales and legends to fill the empty pages of the bible.  2000+ years ago people were quite stupid and the chance of misinterpreting what happend back than was alot higher than today.

Well, I'm glad that you are open minded about these things :) Blind faith is never a good thing.

Pardon me for deleting the video.  It is in your post and can be seen there.  I deleted it to save space.

Let's take a minute at what the most basic of information regarding Jesus is believed by Christians, and then look at what Islam says about it.  It fundamentally says things about Jesus that about everyone who claims to be  Christian, or a follower of Jesus says.  Islam denies Jesus is the Son of God, when that title is all throughout the New Testament texts, and has been shown over and over again.  It is even in the writings of gnostics.  But Islam denies this.  Same goes with Jesus dying on the cross.  Islam denies this. Anyone who is even remotely believing they follow Jesus hold these to be true.  Islam denies this.  

I will leave the point about "multiple texts" alone, because it really isn't relevant to anything here, or the discussion of the Christian religion, if you want to go there.

I will focus on Jesus as Messiah.  Post here what that title means.  Can you do it?  Does it mean savior?  If it doesn't, what does it mean?  Again, what does Jesus as Messiah mean?

Islam is a bit like you took the Christian religion, and then ran a buzzsaw through it and morphed it into something else that doesn't even resemble Christianity.  It says things of who Jesus is, and Mary (yes, it speaks of a virgin birth and calls Jesus Messiah) but it doesn't explain its relevance, and just claims "corrupted texts".  Again, I put this challenge through you.  Show me what an approved version of the New Testament texts are by Islamic standards.  Then look at how much is left, and ask yourself if this is merely corrupted texts or totally false texts.  I would then have to ask what "Book" do you consider Christians part of.  

There are multiple people who penned Christian texts, and they show ample examples of what is called for by God.

The incarnation (Jesus as God/Son of God) and also the death, burial and resurrection of Christ are essential to Christianity.  Islam denies this, and also while Jesus is said to be Messiah, I have yet to see a consistent understanding on the part of Muslims as to what this means.  In Christianity, it is all about salvation, being delivered from sin and so on.  Islam is all about submission.   You can correct me on this, but Islam says the only problem is that we didn't have a pure form of God's Law, and people choose  to not submit enough.  There is nothing in Islam that speaks of people being slaves to Sin.  Also, God is something entirely other and has little to do with humans being humans.  Christians say that man is made in God's images.  In Islam, God transcends everything.  There is talk of love, MAYBE, in Islam, but it really doesn't fit what is in the Christian religion either.

While Muslims can respect Christians, and act nice as you have,there really isn't much in common between Islam and Christianity at all.

I wil say this by asking you personally to go through the New Testament texts and either only copy down the verses that agree with Islam or list the ones that disagree.  And then see how much is left.  Islam claims the New Testament texts are corrupted, thus the Qu'ran is needed.

Islam does have a beautiful and logical simplicity to it.  Just, it ends up destroying what makes Christianity Christianity in its beautiful and logical simplicity.

I am offensive and I find this muslim.

LOL, was this intentional?

Rawr! Fear me! I am a muslim and I am simply too evil for my beliefs! I am a destroyer...

I am offensive and I find this muslim.

No, but seriously, you got your facts a little wrong there. Muslims believe in Jesus, we just don't believe he was the son of  God  nor that he was crucified. Don't get me wrong. Someone was crucified, it Just wasn't Jesus peace be upon him.

Muslims don't believe in Jesus, at least not the way Christians do.  Muslims believe about Jesus that he was a prophet, but where among Muslim is any of the teachings of Jesus read taught or followed?  When does a Muslim ever call Jesus "Lord"?  Everything remotely connected with Jesus being Jesus as messiah is stripped from Christianity.  You believe facts about Jesus, but you don't trust in Jesus.  A Muslim can be a good standing Muslim and know nothing about Jesus.  Can a Christian be a good Christian and that be true?  No...

The reality is the five pillars, which are a beautiful foundation of Islam, end up destroying Christianity and everything relevant about it.  Christianity is about Christ, and fully about Christ.  Islam is about submission to God.

yes Islam denies Jesus (pbuh) being Gods son because in the Koran God says he does not give birth nor was he born. Yusuf Estes a former christian priest will explain this better than I will ever be able to. plz take the time to watch it