Sanity to the mad seems insane

He is good at what he does, he manages to speak without actually saying anything specific for a long time, and when he has to, he drifts off into the vague realms of metaphor. So that the believers will lap it up, and every one will go home thinking. "His thoughts agree exactly with mine, great guy." When in reality apart from vague metaphorical threats, about what god may do, which can be interpreted many ways, he says nothing.

It has been my experience that the "believers" have more psychological damage than athists. We tend to be waaaaay more pragmatic.

I am a freethinking atheist, and am good, threats of hell deflect off me like superman.