I feel like Feynman (and Russell) are asking a much more interesting question than the typical interwebs atheists and jesus-ists debate that this is already turning into: not, "Is religion right?" But, "What is the future of religious experience, thought and practice in a scientific world?"
http://www.philosophicalsociety.com/Archives/A%20Free%20Mans...
I read this collection of his essays on religion about a decade ago and would recommend it to folks interested in the topic:
http://www.amazon.com/Russell-Religion-Selections-Writings/d...
I feel like Feynman (and Russell) are asking a much more interesting question than the typical interwebs atheists and jesus-ists debate that this is already turning into: not, "Is religion right?" But, "What is the future of religious experience, thought and practice in a scientific world?"