Every religion states that the other religions are lies, which means that, at the very least, the majority of religious people believe a lie as a fundamental aspect of their worldview.
Thus, you apparently can be genuinely happier if your worldview is based on a lie.
> Every religion states that the other religions are lies, which means that, at the very least, the majority of religious people believe a lie as a fundamental aspect of their worldview.
I don't think I've ever heard of a religion that is so airtight that it blocked any ability to reason on how the others might not be a lie also.
That's a false dilemma, you are corroborating the actions of extremists with the entire concept of religion. This sounds more like Hitchen's kind of an argument, which is fine for entertainment purposes but it is reductive and prevents us from having interesting philosophical discussions regarding God and religion.
Philosophy has no practical value, except for contrarians who don't want to admit being wrong.
History does though & the history of religion is that extremists who are religiously exclusive are much more likely to affect someone else's life due to their zealotry.
That why there are so many wars & crimes linked to religious exclusion.
Thus, you apparently can be genuinely happier if your worldview is based on a lie.
Still not worth it.