Why I am No Longer a Christian, Evid3nc3.

This is a very even handed, well put together, and well-researched story of one man's journey from born-again christian to a Bayesean Rationalist naturalist. It's very emotionally moving, and I'd recommend watching it. It totals about two hours and change in length. His story is very similar to mine, but as I don't have beautiful music or illustrations, I just point people at his videos.

Specifically, I'd recommend this video and this one from the series, explaining where the modern conception of the Biblical God came from.

Dealing with Religion, Gods, Skepticism, and Epistemology

PhilHellenes

• Science Saved My Soul [14:59]
• Playing God: The Loving Psychopath [8:59]
• God: The Love Born From Terror [10:58] A lesson about pareidolia and overactive agency detection (why people see monsters in every shadow).
• The moment God finds you [10:00] Belief in a god is like a narcotic painkiller- sometimes, you might need one, but dependancy on them is dangerous, and handing them out to children is simply immoral.
• How to Fight a God [8:59] Extremely reassuring for former theists with lingering fear.
• Why Scientists Don't Fear Hell [10:55]
• I Know More Than God(Mirror) [10:14] An example of what a creation myth full of metaphors for reality (rather than bronze-age bullshit) would actually sound like.

QualiaSoup and TheraminTrees

• Betting on Infinity [6:00] Eviscerates the idea of Pascal's Wager.
• Hell: An Excessive Punishment [7:00]
• Putting Faith in its place [10:06] A simple explanation of faith and the Burden of Proof.
• Lack of Belief in Gods [10:00] Explains the basic concept of atheism and deals with some common objections.
• Open Mindedness [9:40] It does not mean "uncritically accepting any claim anyone makes to me".
• The Burden of Proof [11:31]

FishHeadSalad

• If There is a Painting [9:37]
• Hell is for Children [4:16]

Darkmatter2525

• The Real God: An Epiphany [7:00] Describes the difference between rejecting an actual god, and rejecting a story.
• Christian Justice [6:29] Explains why the doctrine of subsitutionary atonement is absurd and barbaric.