I've noticed on the forum, and in real life, many non-Christians, and so called "educated people" who live a life of being rather hypocritical, look down on others, judgemental, unforgiving, harsh, but also not particularly happy.

I'd like to use something from psychology, called Projection, which is where a person denies their own undesirable thoughts, feelings, actions and ascribes them onto the outside world, usually other people.

eg. I failed because of such and such a person (rather than take the blame themselves).
eg. You people tell lies all the time this is why I cannot get anywhere in a discussion! (it's actually the accuser who tells lies but projects themself onto others).

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When people project, they are often unable to access truthful memories, intentions, and experiences, even about their own nature.

As Christians, we are aware that we all sin, that no one is perfect, and that we make mistakes. This helps us to not project onto others, because we maintain a sense of true perspective, and with some meikness and humbleness thrown in, flaws that we may have are not placed onto others, but are more truthfully addressed, thus with Christs teachings we are better enabled to become (and often do) better people as we go through life

That was +1 Cwl!!

I think one of the reasons that Christianity makes you a better person is because it seems you just have to mention the fact you are a Christian and everyone else begins acting like a maniac

That can happen because the elite are replacing the left right paradigm with Christian vs Non-Christian paradigm. People who see themselves as awake don't realise this is just another diversion to keep them occupied.

great points, the idea is to put people into a group and make them believe they are being attacked from the outside by another group.

I remember a police officer said once that when she had to go inform a family that their kid had died in a car accident, the Christians seemed to take it better.

yeah, I'd like to think that my loved ones who are "no longer with us" are still conscious of us all somewhere, and enjoying themselves as opposed to ceasing to exist.