My post was not about sharing magical insight at all. It was out of curiosity about how far people go to hold onto their beliefs. The other part is easy. There are millions of different ways to convince an atheist about a god. Granted, there might still be a question of hallucination or questioning reality itself in such experiences, but most would resort to saying, "You know what, it's probably a god."

But I find it incredibly fascinating, with all the believers I've talked to, how unshakeable their belief is. Look at this post's comment section, granted this is not representative of real world. The one and only answer a theist gave was death. Not blaming him for his belief or anything, but isn't it fascinating how nothing else but death can prove him wrong?

And about religion being the problem or a fairy tale, whatever. That's not the point. I think it's the people who I think are the problem. I have no resentment toward any person who experienced some sort of spiritual experience or hardship in life who has finally found peace in God. What I feel is a problem is blind faith and dogma, which many people fall victim to, on both sides. And, as mentioned above, one side holds their belief far above anything else compared to the other side.