Well, exactly. Religion is not disproved, it is outgrown. Just a shame some of us continue to believe in our 'santa' way beyond childhood. Bless.
Imagine the following conversation:
Parent: "So son, now you've heard the nice stories about the tiny baby Jesus, and sang songs about a little donkey, are you going to be a nice Christian now?"
Little Timmy: "Well, father, despite the apparently water-tight case you have made, by singing a song with a little donkey in it, and via brilliant use of the 'its true because it says so in this book' method, I have to point out that no observation in physical reality so far supports any deity stories or animals and plants appearing without biological ancestors. Futher more, it is plainly obvious even to me that faith is ignorance made a virtue. Also If I were to become a Christian, I would be required to believe uncritically in a book written by prescientific people, many unknown.
God may have created everything, but since he went to so much trouble rigging isotope decay rates, making our DNA 98% the same as the great apes, counterfeiting and hiding all these fossils for us to find, I BETTER believe in evolution if I know what's good for me.
And as Geology shows that fossils are of different ages, Paleontology shows a fossil sequence, the list of species represented changes through time, Taxonomy shows the biological relationships among species with Evolution as the explanation that threads it all together; and Creationism is the practice of squeezing ones eyes shut and wailing "does not!", I think I'd have choosen it anyway.
So, God, Jesus, Dad... sing a song about that around the campfire. I'm off to Ibiza. Space 2005 homie! Big fish, little fish, cardboard box!"
Now that would make me smile.
Some nice quotes there as well.