Organised religion is immoral. People should be able to believe whatever they want without being pressured into prevailing belief systems. Also the whole "you'll only go to heaven if you believe" stuff is blackmail and is morally wrong. I've got nothing against religious people (as long as they don't try to force their beliefs on people), but I wholly dislike the organisations they subscribe to.
If there is a divine being, the chance of said being being any of the "gods" worshipped by humans is so infinitesimally small that following an existing religion is unlikely to yield any kind of afterlife-based result. So-called "holy text" is over 99.9% likely to be a wholly human creation to entice and/or scare people into following religion.
That said, I am not an atheist. I am agnostic. There is neither definitive proof or disproof of a higher entity. But if there is a higher entity, it's highly unlikely a human could even comprehend it, let alone identify it or even determine its wishes and morality. Our "god" just might be some hormonal teenager goofing around on some computer somewhere and we might just be a simulation - it's just as likely as Christianity or Islam or Judaism being correct.
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