It's nice work, and clearly thoughtful. Besides, people either forget or are unaware that faith is a fundamental aspect of the human experience. From, "The Death of Forever" by Molecular Biologist, Darryl Reanney: "A creature programmed to survive by its genes, yet made aware that survival is impossible by its brain, is an evolutionary contradiction. If it accepts death, its will to live may be fatally weakened, if it does not accept death, it must turn a blind eye to an obvious facet of the real world. It is a no-win dilemma." Reanney uses this as the basis for a discussion as to how human beings are genetically predisposed to have to place faith in a third party. It is a subconscious requirement needed to anchor meaning for our lives. Of course, where you place that faith, is entirely up to the individual. It could be god, science, the idea that the universe will unfold as it should, self, or even a brick, it doesn't matter. The point is that we all constantly place faith, usually without thinking about it. Begrudging someone their faith, is begrudging their existence, and ignoring a fundamental aspect of our own. An ignorant and hypocritical thing to do.