Here's my recap on what I think of life, death, religion, god and devil.
We're sitting here in this dome (flat earth plus the sky, and about 12 km of earth and water underneath, after which you just bounce).
We don't know who put us here, but religion tells us some features of this "god", lab technician who is keeping us in the fish tank.
Whoever did this, he's leaving us here, almost has forgotten us here altogether, with the devil, who, very much alive and ever-present, and also super-powerful, in the centuries has gotten man on his side, at least the elite.
However the devil is probably trapped, too, in the same fish tank as we are. But he's much more powerful.
So he had us convinced, along the centuries, of evolution, the universe, the planets and of our intelligence and capabilities, probably has helped us a whole lot, too.
Then we have those who followed Jesus' word, and, according to the bible, it seems that he values people who are simple and poor and who suffer, so basically the opposite of those who produce progress.
These people worship him, but this worship doesn't make too much sense to me. I will try to follow his rules, but I cannot honestly say that I consider him "infinitely" loving and generous as they like to repeat. After all we are stuck here in the fish tank, with a lot of problems, and death at the end. And we don't even know what exactly awaits us afterwards.
Take it as you will, maybe it's called "blasphemy".
I could say my parents are generous, because they created me and gave me everything they have had during their life and even more.
But would I be able to call them generous, if they kept me locked up in a room, and killed me at let's say 30 years of age, and left in the same room a couple of violent people who periodically abused me?
They would be called monsters. I won't do the same, but the reasoning would lead me in that direction.