Why is your religion the right one (I prefer to argue Christianity but anything goes here)

In my final statement, since pro didn't reply to my previous argument I will make this short and sweet. I contend that religion being the organized system of worship and belief of which I've claimed are all false in the pretenses that they are hypocritical and hypercritical of other religious dogma. The beliefs that organized religions follow are pure fairy tale and have no place in the actual world before for those who need to believe there is something more to life with something beyond death, and that an ethereal skydaddy is watching over them in their times of need. That though there are perfectly nice and peaceful people starving in Africa and millions around the world will go to bed hungry tonight, God will still help you pass that math test. To not believe in a dogma labels you as one who will be punished for not having faith in ancient scripture of whom's author you have no clue to their identity. From labels thousands of years old to others made up 60 years ago, each one says it's correct and that all of them despite their differences are the one way to true salvation. I contend, that since each religion speaks of peace, love, and acceptance, each in its own way promotes violence, misunderstanding, mistrust, and feuding between neighbors. I make no claim on God(s) and his/her (their) existence. However, I believe that if they were as omnipotent they could make themselves innately known. No religion is correct, as each spreads lies and fear among its followers and if all you have going for your "rule" is propaganda and tyrancy you aren't advertising yourself to a popular demographic. As most people continue to do actual research into the bible and other sources they see more and more that the works within the covers are purely fiction. From the flying horse of Muhammad to Jesus's Resurrection from the dead and the individuals who followed the teachings even to a discriminate level are more likely to change and become more accepting. (This is in relation to the "God Hates Gays" slogan) With fewer people using religion as their focus more empathy, sympathy, and understanding would come from one person to another on the basic principle of us all being human an occasionally needing help. I would honestly as an individual rather have someone say "I really wish I could help you." over "I'll pray for you" because honestly, in my point of view. That's just like taking a rock and throwing it into a lake and hoping to get something out of it. Religion served its purpose throughout mankind's time. It helped to explain what we thought at the time were the rules of the universe. Gave people a sense of hope in times of severe gravity and helped to fund some of the greatest technological achievements in previous eras. however, now that mass genocide is available at the push of a button, and extremest religion groups (following their beliefs and cultural teachings) from all over the world have been more prevalent over the years I think it's about time humanity calls it quits with religion all together and focuses on bettering man kinds involvement with each other and their inhabited spaces.