How many readers do you expect would understand your point that their beliefs are hopelessly elitist in that they state that someone who leads a terrific life and performs good deeds in endless amounts will still go to hell if they don't believe in Jesus Christ?
To me that just seems like re-affirming their beliefs that they should shove their religion down the throat of anyone they care about.
I started writing a short story a while ago, but I haven't worked on it in months. It was set in a future I envisioned where Bush, shortly before his reign ended, nuked the middle east in retaliation for a percieved offensive, and triggered a mass uprising of the Christian faith (due to the centers of Islam and Muslim faith having gone to the shit). It featured an atheist professor who held a tedious position at Harvard university, teaching the history of religion at the permission of his cousin, a vehemently religious man who held the position of the Dean and was employing the main character because he was a fantastic teacher, but with the restriction that he had to keep his own religious alignment private.
Naturally, it was quite satirical towards such sayings like "God Bless You" when you sneezed or "God be with you" (which the modern 'Goodbye' derived from) (or "God speed").
I only made it a few chapters, and then I just set it aside in favour of some more pleasant literature.