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So? Faith is based entirelly on beliving without evidence. If there was proof they wouldn't belive, they would know. Wether this is an interesting philosophy or just a nice trick is up to each one.
Most religious people don't go preaching to infidels, excluding my family no one ever tried this with me, the same way I never did this to others. See espiritism, that thing, in my opinion, is downright ridiculous and with holes big enough you could throw a cow through them and yet I never pointed them to anyone that follows the religion and I don't belive I ever will.
Wether you want it or not, religions might have a lot of bulshit, but they still have good points, specially if teachings are not taken literally. The problem is that many teachings are only aparent to people with the proper knowledge(whcich aren't many). I am not saying I belive or agree with these teachings or that in fact they fit with the rest(many religious teachings won't lose their value if you stop following a religion or beliving in god) , just that many religions are not the cesspool of idiocy you belive(even if many(and sometimes the most vocal) of their followers are idiots).
The existence of god is not a subject to be discussed here lightly, mainly because the same way there is no evidence of its existence there isn't evidence against it, of course in these cases you assume something doesn't exist, but the possibility of its existence isn't ruled out. This is why I told the op to use philosophy, most religions are not based on wether god exists, as religions assume he does, but on god's opinions, and as I said there are good teachings on some religions, but usually they have many more rotten ones, the ones the op should go for.
The simple fact you call them religifags and want to humiliate them basically shows that writing all this was pretty pointless as I won't change your bias.
tl;dr: temperance