That is what I mean. You so easily discount and blame people of faith. Look at history. More have been killed by non believers than believers..
I don't know if that's actually accurate, but I certainly grant you that very many people have been killed by unbelievers. But it was irrationality, not their disbelief in god, that led them to do such things. I don't care whether hitler was a catholic or an atheist, he was irrational, that's the problem.
You and others blame the belief in God when it is the individual that is the problem.
No, you've completely missed my whole point. It has nothing to do with belief in god. Belief in god is the result of an irrational stance. The problem is deeper, way deeper than that. How many times do I have to say it?
Would you want a man who believes that ronald mcdonald will come someday with a giant snake to swallow all black people and take them to a beautiful planet where they'll always be happy, and that people who don't think it will happen should be treated with contempt?
The jesus story, or the allah story (and most other religious ones) are no more rational, and furthermore, they promote the idea that it is virtuous to be aware of this, yet to hold onto it anyway.
Correct information and respect for fairness among concious creatures are the only two constants necessary for improving the world. The type of thinking that allows religions to persist stands in the way of both.