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Point 1 is Pascal's Gambit. If you live like a god exists, and it does, you win. If you live like a god exists and it doesn't, you still look like an awesome person. If you don't, and it does, you suffer eternal punishment. If you don't and it doesn't, noone would ever know anyways.
Pascal's gamble is wrong though. Imagine, after having lived a Christian life, that you are confronted with the monstrous figure a Baal, a god whose followers were persecuted by the followers of yours. He'd be absolutely furious at you for believing in Yahweh, the Christian god, and would almost certainly send you to hell. On the other hand, if you merely thought that he didn't exist, he wouldn't do much to you.
So actually the best thing to do is to just not associate yourself with any God, lest a vengeful God (much like the one described in the bible) exists, and it's not yours.
Oh, and if you thought that was stupid, just read this email the founder of a blog I read got. Be warned: it contains explicit themes (mostly incest with some bestiality), extraordinary amounts of racism, pure idiocy and no line breaks. Enjoy!
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2009/02/i_get_email_30.phpI don't think he gives Christians a bad name. He's way beyond that. He gives humanity a bad name.
EDIT: And that girl at the end needs to be taken straight into care. Her parents clearly cannot raise her. It's a malicious and spiteful act to instill that garbage in someone's head.