In the second encyclical of his papacy, Pope Benedict urges Christians to
  put their hope for the future in God and not in technology, wealth or
political ideologies.
   
    As an atheist, I say, if God exist and doing his job as a God,  we should
  have no need for technology, wealth or political ideologies. In fact, at this
  point and time, with the guidance from an existing supernatural power
  called God, mankind should already be living in peace, inhabiting
  creatively and exploring productively the planets comprising the Solar
System.
   
    The Pope also admitted: "Let us put it very simply: man needs God,
  otherwise he remains without hope." I entirely agree. But then again, if
  God is everywhere existing, why is there a need for religious crackpots to
  play God? In the Philippines, he is usually referred to as the cardinal
  with his bishops.
    My dear Pope Benedict, no doubt, scientific knowledge has brought troubles
into our world. What will remedy the mess, however, is not less, but
precisely more scientific knowledge doing its best for the good of mankind.
Poch Suzara