I think it’s funny when religions don’t like outsiders to analyze their books, practices, and beliefs. Especially to compare them to other religions..

Ik you want to be “the right one” but you’re all saying the same thing, in different words and terms..

We all hold the puzzle pieces, but don’t want to add it to the puzzle table.. getting mad at each other for saying “hey, your piece fits here!”

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TheDeathOCuHullainn

Because most religious doctrines are built to exclude other religions. The majority are implicit about this.

deathfairy ·

Yeah, separation is the best way to not have anyone question the very things that will crumble their foundations. @TheDeathOCuHullainn

TheDeathOCuHullainn

@deathfairy Exactly, you cannot have monotheistic religions acknowledging that polytheistic religions have a point, for example.

deathfairy ·

And don’t dare compare them side by side to shed light on them both.. or all of them in general. or question the things a group of some crusty beard necks decided what others should follow..

It seems we are all moving so backwards, but then talking to others like you makes me realize that we just need to keep talking and connecting. @TheDeathOCuHullainn