As you recall from Part II,1. From Hinduism - “The concept that the world (& man) reincarnates in life after life.” Similar to the physics theory of energy.
2. From Judaism - “The existence of ‘free will’ and in using that ‘will’ to accept the sacredness of life as the good creation of Yahweh (God).”
3. From Buddhism - “Through the practice of meditation (a philosophy of hope), one can acquire the Insight Knowledges and attain Nibbana (awareness).”
4. From Jainism - “Have a respect and an appreciation for all life.”
5. From Confucianism - “Development of the human character (duty and moral obligation); an inward quality is created from which all actions take place without ulterior motives.”
6. From Taoism - “An assertion of truth, a way of life, a moral force that should be present in those who govern and in all governments.”
7. From Zoroastrianism - “The concept that God would send messages to mankind through messengers.”
8. From Christianity - “The idea that God sent His son Jesus so that man will find God through Jesus and his resurrection.”
9. From Shinto - “The physical act of ritual purification in water.”
10. From Islam - “The idea that the Koran supports the notion that all things (both good and evil) are the direct result of God’s will.”
11. From Sikhism - “A new way of looking at self, creation, and the creator and merging the three together.”
12. From Bahai - “Humanity is one single race and that they day has come for its unification into one global society.”
Now here's the idea...
God or some kind of CREATOR, created this VAST UNIVERSE for whatever reason...
God or some kind of CREATOR, created the HUMAN RACE...
God or some kind of CREATOR, created ALL 4,300 Religions/Philosophies...
According to SCIENTISTS, there was a BIG BANG (explosion of a black hole) that created the universe... but, where did all the matter come from that created the black hole in the first place? Scientists will tell you that this matter came out of nowhere or the void that existed... but, where then did this void come from? ANSWER: It was always there...
Logically, that does not make any sense at all... something from nothing...
Creation is the only thing that makes sense from a logical standpoint... but, where did this creator come from?
Let's imagine that GOD is the last person alive before the end of the universe... and, from the end of the universe, we have the beginning of a new universe...
In both cases, we have something from nothing...
So, you either believe in SCIENCE or in a GOD or CREATOR...
I choose to believe in a God or CREATOR...
WHY?
Because, it was HIS WILL...
DOES ANYONE THINK THAT GOD CREATED MANKIND AND THESE VARIOUS RELIGIONS BECAUSE GOD WANTED TO DIVIDE PEOPLE OR UNITE PEOPLE?
It would be my contention that God created mankind and all these religions to UNITE PEOPLE into a belief in GOD or some kind of a CREATOR.
All these religions point to a God or some kind of a CREATOR...
Think about that for a minute...
If they all point to a God or some kind of a Creator, then they are all SIMILIAR not different... we are so close to the forest that all we see are our individual trees of belief rather than the FOREST OF A BELIEF IN GOD.
Mankind in general believes in God or some kind of a Creator, even those that say they don't believe have a belief that was given to them by God just as their birth was given to them by God.
The mere fact of birth of mankind is proof there is a God or some kind of a Creator.
The mere fact of the creation of our universe is proof that there is a God or some kind of a Creator.
There mere fact of 4,300 religions of a God is proof that there is a God or some kind of a Creator.
UNITED WE STAND AND DIVIDED WE FALL