Hi, I would like to tell you about Jesus Christ, the only way to God

[Fireball]

But it's to set off some subconscious thoughts.

You'll be declaring your atheism out loud while a voice in the back of your head says, "What if I'm wrong?"

And those doubts will haunt you and grow louder.

Eventually, perhaps in five years, you'll suddenly go, "Jacqueline was right!  I now accept Zod into my life.  All hail Krypton!"

Oh my, how deep!

Oh wait, I already had that struggle when I dumped Christianity. Too late.

Having spent the skull sweat necessary for the logic involved in reasoning through the BS that is religion, I don't believe anyone who says they are an ex-atheist. One just looks at religion, and says, "Dafuq?", after that. At least, I do. It isn't just rejecting the bigotry, misogyny, hatred and violence. I ran into the same thing when I taught at a Waldorf school (hey, I needed money, the kids (parents) got their money's worth. I just didn't believe their philosophy). The logical contradictions were rife there, as well. When someone contradicts themselves multiple times within the first 38 pages of their book (Rudolf Steiner's book, "The Study of Man"), I know a belief system when I see it. All you xtians go and read it. Take notes. Then come back and tell us how it compares and contrasts with xtianity.