You're not saying anything remotely close to a rebuttal

I did.

If christians (or any religious folk) were capable of asking questions, they would not stay religious

-You

My rebuttal is this: Most of the people who built modern civilization were religious one way or another, and the proposition that someone like, say, Isaac Newton was incapable of asking questions is frankly ridiculous. The very ideals of inquiry you're espousing now were thought up and developed by Christians.

Religion is absurd, the very idea of an omnipotent god is a logical fallacy a la the omnipotence paradox,

All it does is divide people

I mean I obviously disagree, but either way that is a completely different point than the one you made previously and I responded to.