Says the man who thinks that he gets to define what is "normal", instead of the vast majority of people.
What is hard for you to argue against, is the obvious truth that you are either a liar or delusional.
YOu attack religious people being irrational, AS YOU ARE BEING IRRATIONAL YOURSELF.
I'm agnostic, as I see no proof either way for or against the possibility of a god, but am willing to change my mind given real proof either way. The thinking person's position.
Religious people on the other hand believe in an invisible superbeing in another dimension that nobody has seen or been to, and who wants us to follow a book.
So, you are dropping that whole "normal" line of argument?
Did you realize how utterly irrational you were being?
A real "thinking person" would admit that and try to learn from his mistake.
Sort of "dropping it" by moving on to the next line of "argument" while fully intending to come back to the "dropped one" later, is an irrational and dishonest act.
To be a rational thinking person, what you need to do is look at yourself and ask yourself what is motivating you to be dishonest and irrational.
But you won't. Because you CAN'T.