You sure can, you can kill a idea, a theory, a character, it is possible. You just take it out of people´s mind.

When the SJW and NWO society gets very near to anihilate faith, it will once again be reborn because there is something inside the human being that makes him understand that there is more than meets the eye in existence.

Just like The Book of Eli, I do believe politicians and the elite will push more and more to educate the new generations into atheism, but I think it will be useless.

If anything, what will happen is a more pure faith, when people discover God by themselves, without the organized religion (buildings and systems) assistance.

I always picture a scenario where a young woman finds a old King James Version bible in the attic and starts to read by herself, and then finds faith once again.

Agree completely, but as a born again christian just like you, I see a strong effort to drive God away from the society, specially in public education. 

My point is that it will be useless, faith will always find a way back into people´s heart somehow.

In my opinion god doesn't have much of a place in public education. I can understand and im even for learning about religion from a philosophical or historical perspective but faith has no place in science class rooms and it should not be treated as fact, just another way of thinking similar to how a civics class can go over both right and left wing beliefs without enforcing either

I guess you never heard of Sam Harris...

This is just false. Atheism is the lack of belief in a deity. Not the active belief there is no deity. There's a distinct difference. Athiests in general do not believe that a deity doesn't exist, they just see no reason to believe one does. It's the same way that a shaved head is a hair style, but a naturally bald head isn't.

Yes... You do realism that Sam Harris is not atheism, right?

You god has no place in public education. If you think it does, well let me ask you did. You god and the muslim god is the same god, just different prophets. Would you be happy funding (via your taxes) a state-sponsored public muslim school, or better yet, sending your (possibly hypothical) kids to that state sponsored public muslim school? Or how about a state-sponsored public buddhist school? Or a jewish one? Or a sikh one? Or any of the other dozens of religions that all would have to be treated equally by the state if you wanted to integrate religion into schools.

Your relationship with your god has nothing to do with what is taught to children. But I think what you know, and are afraid to say, is that it's far easier to conivince children to believe in religion before they become rational thinking, confident adults.

Sam Harris is a gnostic atheist.

Hey man, I'm not the one who has to believe in imaginary friends in order to think my life has meaning. Believing in a deity is childish because if you objectively look at it, it's the same as beliving in Santa Claus. How many people do you think would take you seriously if you said you believed in Santa Claus? The only difference between Jesus and Santa Claus, is that the people who made him up admitted to doing so.

It's ironic how arrogant you are about how right your beliefs are, yet feel you have the right to accuse others of being too prideful. You're projecting your flaws onto others.

No one here hates you. We're laughing at you. There's a difference.

Gnostic = Knowing

Atheist = Disbeliever

and what does he do? He spends a lot of time going to debates and talks around the world. Call it what you want, to to me that is preaching.