There have been many religions, but no known instance of the same religion starting in two places at the same time. If a religion was the revelation of a god, why would that god restrict the initial revelation to only one place?
For a large majority, their religious belief, and many other preferences, are determined by the culture they matured within. Why do we refuse to recognize that had we been born in a different religious culture, there is a high probability we would have adopted that religion? What does this tell us about the power of culture?
If there is nothing in any scripture that could not have been conceived and written solely by mortal humans, why are these books considered the revelation of a god?
MrWhy 07/24/2011
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