A Diffrent way of looking at Religion

As I look around the world I see two things: Happy people who have lives devoted to making the world better or reaching a state of nirvana. On the contrary I see people depressed, selfish, and disrespectful. When you think about it the cheerful people often have a stable religion or, like I stated, they are trying to reach a higher place or nirvana. Then you look at the gloomy people they often are viewed as atheist or don’t really care and simply have no higher goals. Though many atheists are very cheerful and friendly I am just looking at the stereotype. Consequently I consider myself atheist and I doubt I have ever been viewed as gloomy and depressed. Though this is not what I am trying to get at.

So as I look around I watch as people prefer acts of kindness, good deeds, and creating a better environment. Often I see this being preformed in the name of a god. People do good deeds because they want eternal peace, or they think they are being watched. Then you look at the stereotypical atheist you see complaining about people trying to change them, though ironically I often see them trying to persuade the world there is no god (maybe I am just doing that right now I don’t know). So one of my questions is doesn't that just make them as bad as religious fanatics?

Continuing towards my point.

Now I start to think what might get with religious believers -assuming the whole world was Christian- we might get peace, prosperity, good will, friendlier atmosphere, and a great deal of world friendly deeds. For the downside of a Christian environment you may see a lack in science, possibly arguing on different ways to teach the same thing. Then I also wonder what if the whole world was atheist? I think disputes over how to do certain task would end, but in there fall new possibly more threatening ones would arrive.

Imagine if everyone has no reason to do good things, there are no attempts at eternal happiness. If we were extremely lucky it may work. I think our science and technology would advance at a much faster rate; there would be no one stopping you to say that’s against god’s will or no depute about contradicting ‘god’.

Therefore to me the way I see things now I see a slim chance at a united atheist world, and a great chance at an untied Christian world. So in all of this thought I am thinking is there a way to have an atheist world in the Christian way of improving the world