If I may explain myself,
People are people. Choice of religion is the last thing that defines a person. People live their lives through philosophy, but their choices in day to day life and general decency are dependent on other factors. I know from personal experience of people who have gone from belief to non-belief, and non-belief to belief, through their own subjective experiences, and I have learned to respect them. Yea indoctrination is bad, but it can go both ways and there's healthy ways to develop beliefs/faith/etc.
Arguing whether someone's theism or atheism is bad or good is generally a sign of immaturity and is common among teenagers, as well as drunk people. This thread was created with the intention of discussing what happens after death, but as is with the internet, these discussions end up with a few people arguing rather than discussing. What happens after death means nothing in this life, yet they argue over the subject because of their interest, insecurity, and/or lack of sympathy. They want sooooo bad to be right, when there is no right answer. They are brazen in their efforts, but are condescending, so it just ends up being a complete and utter shitfest. Not that my contributions are any different! But I know that I am much less painstaking in my efforts now than I was when I was in my teenage years arguing on Atheist vs Theist boards and was very sure of myself. But I'm still young so I have much to learn in life. God knows what I'll end up believing after 40 years of experiences, but for now I remain an apatheist.
TLDR: The people posting a lot here have some growing up to do.
