Depends entirely on which part of the world you live.

Fuck the sky daddy believers I was a Christian too but i reliaced that shit was fake and highly manufactured believe it or not there are tons of used to be christians that have since exited that ridiculous belief system

Here in the US the "nones" are a much larger group than religious, and the fastest growing. Matt Dillahunty mentioned in a debate I watched on Youtube last night that more than 40% of Americans now fit that category.

Belief is a belief, it's a perception, maybe an intuition, a hope, a desire. It's not knowledge. Knowledge is certain. I was also brought up in Catholic country. My parents sent me to religious studies, because that is what it was expected back home in Poland, however, they did not participate in worship. My mother was rather skeptical about the man in the sky. My father never talked about that man. I never questioned the presence of something larger than me, because it was like air that I breathe. I am not longer religious, at some point going to church was not satisfying. I believe there is something larger than me, because I have not created myself. We will never know for sure while being the body. One thing is certain, that if he exists, he is not of this world, otherwise he would live somewhere in the world. I suspect if we are his creation, then we are not of this world either, which tells me this existence is some form of illusion, a dream, but we are already in eternity. Long story short, we won't be able to resolve this on this plane, so just live and be merry. A side note: I don't expect anyone to agree with me, if you don't believe, I don't really care either. Just be and let others be.

Hahaha, hilarious. And sad but true. I say dedicate your life to being a good person, regardless of old white sky man. It’s hard to believe anything anymore, or anyone. Just do things with good intention.

Those who consider it less acceptable, often try to use social pressure to manipulate others . . . . . I was once invited to church by a rather insistant couple who evidently were convinced that I would cave in to social pressure. As they started a hymn, everyone stood . . . . I remained seated . . . . They were "offended", "embarassed", etc. Perhaps they learned something, although it is unlikely.

No it's not you. Thiest feel threatened by you. Like you are arogant and believe you no better than them.

Yes finally things are changing. Not long ago Athiest-Ahhhh! Horrible Human. Socialist - a godless dangerous being- Ahhh! Horrible person!

Generally Christianity is a dying force global but still has traction in S America I believe. Islam is taking on a lot or Africa, but Europe is becoming more eclectic regarding its religious wholesalers. Unfortunately if you are in a N American enclave you may very well feel isolated