A gdje je bog?

"Lud je onaj ko poredi teologiju i nauku.
Lud je onaj ko posmatra samo jednu religiju kao pocetak i kraj, kao filozofiju zivljenja, kao jedinu istinu i vrh ljudskog saznanja. Sve religije su nastajale na drugim, uzimale od proslih i ponesto dodavale. Sluzile za zaludjivanje manje pametnih a i kao poluga vlasti i cijele civilizacije.
Svrha postojanja religije u pocetku je bila da ljudima koji nisu imali saznanja o svijetu u kojem zive da uproscena “saznanja“. Kasnije je religija postala klasni instrument za pljacku stanovnistva i zivot uske grupe svjestenstva na racun potlacenih. Naravno crkve su se uvijek oslanjale na vlast i bile podrska vlasti.
A gdje je bog?
Prodat od svestenika za udoban zivot. Sirotinja je dobila pricu o zagrobnom zivotu a bogati zastitu crkve od pobuna sirotinje. Zastitu su naravno morali placati. I u danasnjem vremenu se nista nije promjenilo.
Boga su izmislili ljudi i dobro ga unovcili."

If Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, and Montenegro all became Atheist do you think they'd reunite?

Yugoslavia was a wonderful idea, that superseded petty self interest, that tried to unite the republics as separate entities with a common goal, sharing the ties of culture, language and tradition. Religion was an obstacle, that's why communists very intelligently didn't ban it, but made it a laughable thing, sort of disrespectful to be engaging in for any rational, intelligent man.

However, with the death of Yugoslavia, extreme religion emerged (look up clerofashism) where the priests again emerged as "guardians of morals and the people", supporting war, violence against homosexuals or any liberal values, and trying to invoke the moral authority of a 13th century institution. Problem with Balkan people is that they are much more emotional than rational, and will buy that.

So to answer the question, if Balkan people evolve so much to understand the danger of tradition invoking religion and can overcome the divisions of the past, yeah, they would.