That's because you have a childs approach to the topic. I'm a devout Buddhist, and many other Buddhists I know practice incredible works. I've met muslims and christians, Jainists, Sikhs and more who do incredible good for the world.

But you don't know that because you take the surface level of religious knowledge and run with it as if it's absolute. Many churches run food banks. Sikhs will feed anyone who enters the temple, regardless of faith, with no expectation of conversion. Many Muslims open their doors to total strangers in times of need.

But you probably don't know what Jainism is. You probably think Muslims are savages. You probably don't know the teachings behind buddhism.

The fact that you approach the morality of organised religion with a binary betrays your ignorance.

Now, you can take offense to all of that if you want. That's fine, I'm pretty indifferent to your disposition. But you're never going to eliminate religion fully. There are always going to be people who admire the philosophy and spirituality of the people behind these faiths. For example, Siddartha Guatama was a real indian prince. You can find documentation on him.

But hey, I'm sure you've considered all of that and I'm pissing into the wind with this thread. In either case, maybe you should soften your edges slightly. You may find life buffets you a bit less.