And you think I was unhappy with the devil?
No! Like you, I thought everything was luck until I was taught otherwise.
Especially being happy in a world ruled by the devil - that's your definition, I believe in better things.
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The world isn't ruled by anyone except a few monopolists maybe and the world's leading military forces.
I mean, I can let the Zeugen Jehovas next to my door live and also let them try to "convert" people to "their" true goddess. But that's my right, too. The absence of god doesn't mean chaos, because all formulas that drive our lives work without the "variable" god, just based on the rules of action equals reaction. And that's good news, because it puts the fellow believer into a responsible and powerful position.
Supposing, if god had nothing to do with your live, then you would be in full responsibility of what's happening around you, won't you? And in my opinion that view of life is healthier than what old men telling from an old book tell you.
"Only the weak need the help of god." Let's begin the training for standing on your own feet: Not god lets all these bad things happen - you do. You are using up ressources more than you need, you are lazy and egoistic, it's your failure that things go wrong, because you didn't do anything about it.
I feel, that this is much more a basis for negotiations