Ahmad
We're all humans, we have the same feelings and see the same values. We count discard a part of humanity because they think or believe differently. We should all be tolerant and accept each other. If not also respect other people's beliefs. It's a basic human right for people to follow what they believe.
I continue this effort, because I respect everyone. I will not brand a person ignorant because he doesn't see my side of the argument.

Sadly, many religious figure work very hard to push people away. Instead of bridging the gap between all of us

Hi Chris
Thank you for your comment
Regarding your first sentence. I agree with you. Many were raised to believe. But once a person hits teenage they start thinking for their own. From that point onward they choose what they want to believe. Apparently, most stick with what they believe. Many more revert after a period of self discovery.
I also and agree with you, ridiculing anyone for their beliefs is unacceptable. I really thank you for extending it in that form

As for your questions, I can't tell you one thing a believer can do better than anyone else. Believers are not better (or worse) than anyone else. We're all human and we're all the same.

Wesam,
I admit, many religious figures have misrepresented faiths. But that doesn't mean that there's no truth to what faith brings. Even when taking things from a complete scientific perspective.

Most modern countries don't have any problem with people declaring their atheism. Syria as you know is one of them. But again, peoples experiences differ

Chris
Thanks again for your reply.
Most believers also, don't care if someone believed or not. It's the fact that many of them gets the condescending treatment (case in point, read Bambam's comment above and you'll know what I mean)
As I said, many religious zealots have misrepresented their religion and cause more harm than good. Even when their intentions were good. Ultimately they did the very thing that they're not supposed to do which is judge people by their own standards. Something that pushed people away more than anything
The bridge is there, and believe it or not, I believe it's science and our mutual future together. We're stuck with each other and we need to find ways to make it work. There is no other choice

Bambam
Actually, YOU and your comment are pointless if not rude. I shouldn't replying your tactless comment, and wait until you grow up and learn some manners then perhaps I will bother myself replying to you. But just out of my good nature, I will tolerate your insolence and lack of manners and answer you. Feel free to feel upset and tigleb wijhak if you don't like it.

First of all, it's my choice if I want to let it go or not. My choice. And I choose not to. If that bothers you. Then find the nearest wall, bang your head until it doesn't bother you anymore.

I believe that people can make choices at any given time. We choose everything and pay the consequences of our choices. For example, I chose to answer you as a consequence to your ill manners while commenting. Perhaps I can teach you a thing or two about manners. Oh I forgot, you know all about it. Yet you fail to show any of it
You insist on turning this to religion, I will have to say, yes, Religions have a far superior MORAL CODE. It's mandatory for believers, optional for non. So if someone is really GREAT as an atheist. He's doing it out of his own great self, but he doesn't have to. I think this is simple enough for a 6 year old. You can understand it too.
Belief, Could actually be uniting. When all else fails, people can turn to that and say. We believe in the same things and let things go. Can you tell me with Authority that Atheism unites people in ANYWAY?
As for Marginalizing people, well, sometimes there are things that are larger than life itself. People could certainly become marginal then. It's not all black and white.
My arguments are not empty, nor are they insulting. But you insist on feeling insulted. In such a case I would be happy to insult you in more appropriate ways. But trust me, if I wanted to be insulting you would know for sure.
Who said I don't tell Christians that I, although I respect their version of Christianity, believe that mine is the "more accurate" version. So does every sect in Christianity itself. But the point here is really not Christianity. This is where belief unites us. When interpretations separate us. I also don't believe they are going to hell, nor can anyone tell you that they are, lunatics excluded. Although most Atheists are. But, oh I forgot, Atheists don't believe in hell in the first place so WHY worry?
Now I will say this. I COMPLETELY respect beliefs of atheists. I disagree, but I respect it. People are free to believe whatever they want. You would have understood that from my article above had you actually read it. But you're not here to read or to argue, you're here just to criticize and be rude. So enjoy what you're getting
Your ignorance shines when you speak of how religion discourages people of owning up. Ever heard of repentance? Can you even read? Or your hate to belief and religion has blinded you so much to the point you just spend your time staking words and accusations that are completely baseless!!?
Yes, there are external factors that influence our decisions. But if there was no choice, then how the hell will there be punishment or reward! You really make me feel sorry for you.
Well, every time you say, "I don't know". You have done well. Most believers say, "We don't know, God only knows all" Allahu A3alam. At least we have the modesty to say, we're only human, we will never know everything, god is the all knowing.
As I said, again, my argument is solid. While your barking is nothing more than empty echos of the hate you have inside you.
Let go of your hate... And learn some manners when you talk to people...
Or forever, hold your peace

You are dense, aren't you? Well, OF COURSE I believe what I believe is best. I wouldn't have believed it if it wasn't !!! DOH!
And an atheist also believes what he believes is best! Or he wouldn't have believed it in the first place!

When are you going to grow up and present arguments like adults? That's if you really had a point and not shooting every other possible ulterior motive

Thank you Logical Dreamer, for your comment.
The thing is, what gives you, or Dawkins, the impression that believers don't think, really think? And come up with the final conclusion that God has to exist. When science is showing us everyday that there are things that could scientifically be explained with God.
I'm sorry, but it's insulting of many Atheists to keep thinking that they have somehow stumbled upon a higher level of thinking or consciousness, than believers. It is unproven either way and people who THINK really hard and then CHOOSE either way are absolutely equivalent without any side claiming scientific superiority.

Thanks again Logical Dreamer for your comment.
Are you claiming that nothing good ever came from Religions? Nothing at all? Not a single thing? Come on now, religions, just like any other forms of control, have contributed in creation of the human civilization more than anything else. It's these that actually gave enough calm climate for thought and enlightenment to even have a chance to exist. Instead of anarchy and the "rule of the jungle". Yes, humans could have potentially discovered all of the ethics and moral codes on their own. But after what? How long would it take for humans to rise above their animalistic instincts, long enough, to create, invent and share. That's only taking the social aspect of the impact of religions in general.

I love your last paragraph, and I would like to congratulate you on being so smart and perceptive. The truth is, faith doesn't come without doubt. The opposite of faith is certainty, and no fool can ever claim to be certain in these issues. (Even Dawkins himself gives it a "Percentage") Unlike many dumb sheepishly following blind Atheists. Who believe completely, devotedly and blindly that there's absolutely without a shred of doubt a God. In fact, this is a trait among self-proclaimed-coolness-following-atheists. True, and wise atheists still have doubts. Just like true believers, or scientists.  They will explicitly say, we have doubt! That healthy doubt that keeps us all going, and moving forward.

Religion and belief in God are not the same, although, many religions implicitly mandate belief to join. But as we know, it’s not a requirement most of the time, nor do people adhere to what religions say most of the time.
What I hate is blind devotion to ANYTHING. Be it religion, or lack of as in Atheism, or nationality, a person or even a sport. We have minds to think, and decide for ourselves. We don’t need to cancel our minds at any point. Some religions ask that of its followers. Others, no matter how they emphasize that people shouldn’t, still have followers who do. So go figure

Anyway, thanks again for your lovely comment