I am burnt out on bias. (trying to show everyones hipocrisy)

[Anchorage]

Some say that belief in God is a Childlike one. But that would depend on your opinion of God. I see most people as biased, everyone in every group of groups that exist everywhere. I have just as much criticism for modern religious views (equally on strict naturalistic views), but I still find problems with 90% of the atheists on Totse who's angst is apparently due to biased opinion and personal experience with religious dogma in youth or the inability to individualize religious people, and in grouping them all together, forms an incorrect assumption (the best analogy with this would be like saying all Germans are Nazis).

I don't think that anyone can bring something to the table without bias, myself included. Who could literally leave their persona to step outside of a situation and observe? 100% observe without arrogant supposition or pretentious thought?

I basically am burnt out with (no offense intended) ironic hypocrisy. I have watched an atheist bitch out Christians for being in a tightly held group, not trying to understand natural selection or look at things in another perspective, and then go on about how the only right people are atheists because they don't waste time reading "fairy tales" from the bible. The irony I see in this is the fact whether you think the bible is factual or not doesn't remove its poems, parables, or events, literature wise or historically aside, which should mean that someone wanting to be skeptical and gain multiple perspectives shouldn't decide not to read through it. Now I am sure many atheists have read The testaments, Quran, Buddhist doctrines, ect., but I see this bias pop up with a new generation that lacks what the definition free thought is supposed to mean.

I have seen probably double that from modern Religious peoples. Mostly through Hippocratic political and human welfare ideas. But My point is that I think everyone is wrong, because we all have bias.

I just see that over time everything we know gets proven wrong (large scale). We knew the Earth was the center of the universe. We knew an atom was just one round ball. And what I see now is that apparently we know that every single organism came from one organism, from inorganic matter, and that means God doesn't exist. Will we still think this 100, 200 years from now? I don't know but I still think its absurd to think it won't change.

In essence, I'm pissed at everyone, now I need to hear the viable criticism towards this.