The trick is getting people to think. It is far easier to follow a sky faerie and conform than to think it through, asking questions and deciding on evidence.
Of course, faerie followers argue that facts have no place in faith and that is a strong drive in human psychology to ignore science.
I find the statements implying 'gods will or plan' insulting to my intelligence. Why was it some bloody faeries goal that my maternal grandfather had to kill two very young German lads in Sicily for King and Country in 1943? If they were to grow up 'evil', then this all powerful faerie shouldn't have made them that way! Fact is, circumstances of society put them into a war that caused them to meet in conflict leading to two of them to an untimely death.
In that war, he learnt the truth that there are and never were any deities, after all they had God with us (Gott mit uns) on their belt buckles and he had 'Made in Birmingham WD' on his!

Absolutely ANYTHING is stronger than the mythological Jeebus Chrust since Jeebus Chrust never actually existed.

When I was in Catholic school in the 70s religion was taught as if it were a fact and real.

Religious just take it on faith that jesus is real.

The delusional are happy in their delusions…they don’t HAVE to solve their own problems or take responsibility…they can say, “god willing”.

To many weak minds out there can't grasp such a powerful statement.

The truth is highly unlikely to reveal itself when burried under a mountain of beliefs. Beliefs which have formed the core identities of many people through repetitive thoughts and rituals.

It's taking entirely too long.