1. This is a discussion, and not a debate.
2. As long as people scrutinize the differences and cling to "only my religion is correct" we will continue to grow apart instead of together as the Lord intended.
1: Sorry.
2: But how can anyone know what the Lord intended? And the Lord seperated people at the tower of Babel...
I'm not trying to argue, but the points don't make that much sense, unless you're just trying to say: There's one God and people interpret Him in three different ways, and so there's three religions which should really be one. But when you look at the core beliefs of the religions they are different, and can't all be right. I know that people want peace, but I don't think peace is achievable on earth, nor do I believe that peace is necessarily good, as we wouldn't have progressed as far as we have without it (although we wouldn't have morally degenerated this far without it).
The concept of three religions/one God seems good, but I don't really think it can be possible without twisting around the various religious beliefs. There's just too much that's different. Having said that, as a Christian and creationist (we won't argue that here, though) I believe that one single-triune- God created everything, so all religions should start out with one God that is the same.
