Thanks for the comment, Mr. VanHeerdan. If you could respond to me, I would appreciate your effort.  

You mention "a loving Father 'God' fulfills their childish yearnings."
Which believers do you mean: only Christians?  
Were you aware followers of Islam specifically denounce my belief of God as Father and humans as His children?
Why do they also believe in a Creator?
How does Muslims' denial of God as Father affect Freud's Father-longing insecurity diagnosis for believers?

Lastly, to an extent, I will describe myself as one of your "needy people"... while including all of us.  Most Christians see humanity's labors as corrupt or "chasing after the wind". Yet, Lewis documents well, IMO, our species' meaning on this "Goldilocks zone" planet. Simply put, though, our best longings -- compassion, philanthropy, peacemaking, self-sacrifice like Yeshua (Jesus) -- lead me away from Freudian naturalism and Darwinism. Are these my "childish yearnings"? Would you suggest believers give them up?