As someone mentioned quite early on in the thread, I don't think anybody here is seriously stating that religion in wrong. Personally, I don't believe we can ever know anything for sure, we can only make assumptions and educated guesses based on the evidence we're presented with. Taking into account our own personal desires, backgrounds and psychological needs, we may or may not choose religion to complement our own personal lives.
I don't really feel the need to KNOW who created the universe as I know it, and I would much rather remain in this ignorance than decide categorically one way or the other, as I believe it's a waste of precious time to throw my life in worship at something that I can't be totally sure exists. I can only act morally good (to the extent of my own beliefs) in not hurting others and by protecting those people I love. And, it would simply go against evolution if absolutely nobody "got along", as we wouldn't be furthering the species. Social stability and morals are what keep humanity alive, regardless of creed, and that pretty much equals the Christian (and Bhuddist, and Hindu, and Muslim, and pretty much all other major religions') guidelines. I have to assume (and of course, I may well be wrong), that 99.9% of the people on this board uphold to some extent the basic rules of morality and civility, which Christians claim as their own.
What the "atheists" posting here (myself included, though I identify as agnostic) are complaining about is people disrespecting and disregarding the choices of people who have decided not to believe in the Christian God. I have had more than one former Christian friend express their deep concerns that I would one day be damned to eternity in hell because I did not follow their particular faith. To me that's more morally wrong, to suggest such a thing and to deliberately upset someone in the hope that that person might possibly feel enough guilt or fear to "join them" in faith, than to not follow a faith at all.
One in particular has sincerely expressed to me that he feels confident that, even if he cheats, steals, rapes, kills and lies, he will still go to heaven because he has accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as his saviour. This TERRIFIES me, because in all other aspects he is extremely attractive, intelligent, well-spoken and well-off, and I can definitely see him one day in a position of power. The idea that he will breed (and he will - contraception is the work of the devil) and teach these so-called values to his children is MY concept of hell.
Having said that, I know quite a few very intelligent, very companionable and very devout Christians. My boyfriend is a strong Christian, and I love him very much. The difference between these friends and the people we're complaining about is the level of respect, and the acceptance of myself as a person, not as a particular "worshipper".
And, that's my 2 cents. </rant>