Sammaiel

To answer the OP question, every christian will obviously answer you'll face the wrath of their God. If you ask me, no. But you will lose your life. Not a good deal.

People, basically , are selfish. Being selfish is not a bad thing, the problem is most are also irrational and lack self control. That is the combination that makes everything a mess.

It's evident only to those who have been taught about creation and religion, often since and extremely young age when concepts are easily absorbed. Many "adult converts" were never atheist to begin with, just lukewarm believers.

I guess... because no point in having an outer court if not.

Tolerance can go only both ways. You can't be tolerant of the intolerant, is a matter of simple logic. Because if you tolerate intolerance, the intolerant will put an end to you. Needless to say, christians should not be persecuted. Nobody should as long they don't get violent.

To share your life with a person who held a spirituality that is completely incompatible with yours means putting yourself in life for a lot of sufferings. To marry someone is not like sharing a friendship. Personally I could easily have friends of almost every religion but I would not marry someone who held views so different from mines.

If you ask me, all morality is subjective. But consequences of actions definetly are not. That's why not every ethical system is the same.