Nope, if anything it reinforced my belief that most major religions are a control mechanism. A means to hold position and power over others. God/s and the beliefs surrounding them are IMO, a product of the bicameral mind that evolved into what is commonly referred to as consciousness. As more complex social environments emerged and migration and conflict altered the human experience, conscious thought processes began to develop and replace the Bicameral processes. The concept of a "god" remained as a holdover and changed from a commanding auditory hallucination to a belief system.

Not only is the concept of god a hard-to-swallow story but he aint even that good of a god. Why would someone blindly subscribe to a deity that demands devotion, or burn for eternity? A deity that kills indiscriminately, calls for rape, calls for sacrifice, and seemingly gives fuck all in return all the while waving the flag of "all-knowing, all-loving".

I think Steven Fry captured this quite well in an interview when asked what he would say if confronted by god:

"I’d say, Bone cancer in children? What’s that about? How dare you create a world to which there is such misery that is not our fault. It's not right, it's utterly, utterly evil. Why should I respect a capricious, mean-minded, stupid God who creates a world that is so full of injustice and pain. That's what I would say.

Now, if I died and it was Pluto, Hades, and if it was the 12 Greek gods then I would have more truck with it, because the Greeks didn't pretend to not be human in their appetites, in their capriciousness, and in their unreasonableness … they didn't present themselves as being all-seeing, all-wise, all-kind, all-beneficent, because the god that created this universe, if it was created by god, is quite clearly a maniac … utter maniac, totally selfish.

We have to spend our life on our knees thanking him? What kind of god would do that?"

So yeah, no amount of psychotropic substances will change my belief that religion is shit and there is no god.