What makes...

It is difficult to get rid of religion question... just some people want to impose their views on religion without being interested in the true origins of such views that they have! Shrug

Well for me as someone new to religion it helps because they bring up points, that I can later learn and give responses too, from scripture.
A good teacher is a good student. So really I am doing something useful, strengthening my brain, and building a mental platform, recreating my core self.

There is are parts of the brain that becomes active when thinking about spiritual beliefs, faith.
Matthew Alper's book which suggests that 'humans are innately hard-wired to perceive a spiritual reality'.

People have to come to the idea of religion themselves I admit, you’re either deep into it, in the middle, or hard against it.

Religious people are usually astounded by what they know, and come across.
Just as when you find out something really cool you want to share it, or keep it to yourself hoping to make a profit later on,
or take a picture to show your friends. So you want to share it.
For us it’s like life came with an instruction pamphlet.
Like when you read a book that helped you, you refer people going through a similar situation to the book.
We share cool scientific discoveries because they are intrigueing.
The Bible for us covers most our entire life so since we can’t get them to read it,
we bring up a verse, or maybe translate the part that helps so it will benefit them.
Jesus said never be anxious, so we might be like didn’t your mom ever till you tonnever be anxious.
Plus there are wise authoritative statements made that bear strength in them.
Constant famous quotes and like a mantra that comes from a renown Guru, these words come from our Father.
It’s kind of like if we are sons and daughters, it’s like our dad told us this.
But this ‘fatherly figure’ never thinks you are too old to teach, and you never grow smarter than him or are able to lie/trick him

To you it’s a book. Don’t you like reading? Well that’s all we are doing, sharing what we have read

As for feeling the need I personally do not. I have not told one person in real life, besides my mom. I simply state I’m Christian and leave it at that.
All my friends have seen me as the smartest peer my entire life they do not think I am dumb because of it.
I was just trying to relate so maybe you can understand why and get your answer.
Imagine if you have read one book your entire life, it would be hard to refrain from it being a part of your intricate self/not telling anyone.

And if not its just a waste of time, right?

It is fun, isn't it   

Frying on the holy fire is so exciting, and lynching is so entertaining! How can we refuse all these amusements?!! 

So, for you religion is correct way of living, and if someone is not religious (or follows wrong religion) she/he is living their life wrong and unmoral (or not completely moral)?

I agree with you. I think it's OK if someone believes in an entity or God who is the source of kindness and good things AND their beliefs make them a good person. The problem is many religious people does not fit in that category. Just look at human history. How many wars caused by religious conflicts? How many times religions divided societies and nations?