This may sound wrong...

[The Magic Pudding]

Seems to be a very straight forward procedure.

...Which in the world of medicine has been known to reverse itself, or so I've heard

I've checked all that.
All the failed cases were due to small gauge staples or weak pegs.
When the time comes I'll lend you my stuff and don't you worry, you won't be doing any reproducing.

[Tank]

I think I kill all 10, including myself, and let evolution have another go.

So if you were one and I was another of the ten, we could kill everyone else and then shoot each other, old war movie style 

Dang! I wouldn't kill you, we could kill the others and then moan about 'The old days.' till we died.

[Asmodean]

Dang! I wouldn't kill you, we could kill the others and then moan about 'The old days.' till we died.

A perfect world, that would be. 

[Too Few Lions]

...but I see faith synonymous with terrorism. Don't know much about either, so may have the wrong wording, but the thought makes sense.

People are scared to go to hell, so they do what they are told to do by the church or bible. They are terrified of hell. Bringing fear to the masses aids in control and the need for leadership to control.
Guess I'm venting some things that have been on my mind.   

I think you're right as regards Christianity and Islam, both use the nasty carrot of heaven and stick of hell routine, which is definitely eschatological terrorism! But not all religions have or do taught such nasty rubbish. A lot of teach reincarnation, and some (like ancient Greek religion) teach that all the dead go to the same place (in this case Hades), be they good or bad.

[Norfolk And Chance]

There is obviously a link between terrorism and faith.

Nobody would blow themselves up without believing they're going to paradise. The default human position (and that of every other organism) is to try and avoid dying.

[Siz]

Well, I wouldn't mind it too terribly if christians blew themselves up (without hurting anyone. XP)

Anyway, some of them are kinda terrorists, but mostly cowards, hiding behind death threats and picket signs.  Either way, it's wrong, and I wish the lot of them would comit massive suicide. >___>

Let's say there was a virus that struck the earth. It killed everyone except 10 people. You were one of them. Everyone was atheists, well, almost everyone. There was a man and a woman that were devout Christians. You know that this group of 10 would be a new beginning for humanity. But with it is the disease of religion. What would you do? Would you try and eradicate this disease, or would you let humanity poison itself all over again?

It has been conjectured that there is an inate human propensity to develop religion independently of external influence. Well, it already happened didn't it?

So I've got no reason to think it wouldn't reignite again in any case.

But I might just sacrifice them anyway for their pelts...

[Sandra Craft]

People are scared to go to hell, so they do what they are told to do by the church or bible. They are terrified of hell. Bringing fear to the masses aids in control and the need for leadership to control.

I don't think that's quite the big stick it's represented as.  I remember going thru a Xtian childhood, just like most Americans, and never giving hell a second thought tho I got all the usual fire and brimstone sermons.  In fact, of everyone I grew up with, my brother was the only one I knew who was bothered by it and he was overly imaginative anyway.

Religion isn't a terrorist tool, it's just part of the cultural glue and some people prize it more highly than others and it makes them a little squirrelly.  It's your misfortune to live in an area where squirrelly is the norm.