Whatever makes you happiest is best. Some people need religion in order to cope with their lives, and I think that's just fine as long as their beliefs don't overlap or impose themselves on mine (for example, the whole gay marriage thing). On a personal note, atheism makes me happiest as I'm comforted and excited by scientific truths. I was not raised religious. Perhaps if I was I would find a lot of what scientists have to say to be unsettling and confusing to a faith I'd grown up engrained with.
Whatever makes you happiest is best. Some people need religion in order to cope with their lives, and I think that's just fine as long as their beliefs don't overlap or impose themselves on mine (for example, the whole gay marriage thing). On a personal note, atheism makes me happiest as I'm comforted and excited by scientific truths. I was not raised religious. Perhaps if I was I would find a lot of what scientists have to say to be unsettling and confusing to a faith I'd grown up engrained with.