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Every religion claims they have access to the truth. We live in the scientific age, the time of facts. Examine any religion for facts, and discover how hard they are to come by.
1 Abrahamic religions
1.1 Babism
1.2 Bahá'í Faith
1.3 Christianity
1.3.1 Other groups
1.4 Druze
1.5 Gnosticism
1.6 Islam
1.7 Judaism
1.8 Rastafari movement
1.9 Black Hebrew Israelites
1.10 Mandaeans and Sabians
1.11 Samaritanism
1.12 Shabakism
2 Indian religions
2.1 Ayyavazhi
2.2 Bhakti movement
2.3 Buddhism
2.4 Din-i-Ilahi
2.5 Hinduism
2.6 Jainism
2.7 Meivazhi
2.8 Sikhism
3 Iranian religions
3.1 Manichaeism
3.2 Mazdakism
3.3 Mithraism
3.4 Yazdânism
3.5 Zoroastrianism
4 East Asian religions
4.1 Confucianism
4.2 Shinto
4.3 Taoism
4.4 Other
5 African diasporic religions
6 Indigenous traditional religions
6.1 African
6.2 American
6.3 Eurasian
6.4 Oceania/Pacific
6.4.1 Cargo cults
7 Historical polytheism
7.1 Ancient Near Eastern
7.2 Indo-European
7.3 Hellenistic
8 Mysticism and Occult
8.1 Esotericism and mysticism
8.2 Occult and magic
9 Neopaganism
9.1 Syncretic
9.2 Ethnic
10 New religious movements
10.1 Creativity
10.2 New Thought
10.3 Shinshukyo
11 Left-hand path religions
12 Fictional religions
13 Parody or mock religions
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That's from Wiki, and it's not a complete list. If the gods want us to believe in this way or that way, I bet they can let us know directly. They are all-powerful gods, after all, and not mere figments of our imagination, right?
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My personal belief is that religion shouldn't be automatically rejected just because we like science. Religion can be a powerful and positive force in human behavior, and science doesn't claim to have all the answers.
1 Abrahamic religions
1.1 Babism
1.2 Bahá'í Faith
1.3 Christianity
1.3.1 Other groups
1.4 Druze
1.5 Gnosticism
1.6 Islam
1.7 Judaism
1.8 Rastafari movement
1.9 Black Hebrew Israelites
1.10 Mandaeans and Sabians
1.11 Samaritanism
1.12 Shabakism
2 Indian religions
2.1 Ayyavazhi
2.2 Bhakti movement
2.3 Buddhism
2.4 Din-i-Ilahi
2.5 Hinduism
2.6 Jainism
2.7 Meivazhi
2.8 Sikhism
3 Iranian religions
3.1 Manichaeism
3.2 Mazdakism
3.3 Mithraism
3.4 Yazdânism
3.5 Zoroastrianism
4 East Asian religions
4.1 Confucianism
4.2 Shinto
4.3 Taoism
4.4 Other
5 African diasporic religions
6 Indigenous traditional religions
6.1 African
6.2 American
6.3 Eurasian
6.4 Oceania/Pacific
6.4.1 Cargo cults
7 Historical polytheism
7.1 Ancient Near Eastern
7.2 Indo-European
7.3 Hellenistic
8 Mysticism and Occult
8.1 Esotericism and mysticism
8.2 Occult and magic
9 Neopaganism
9.1 Syncretic
9.2 Ethnic
10 New religious movements
10.1 Creativity
10.2 New Thought
10.3 Shinshukyo
11 Left-hand path religions
12 Fictional religions
13 Parody or mock religions
_______
That's from Wiki, and it's not a complete list. If the gods want us to believe in this way or that way, I bet they can let us know directly. They are all-powerful gods, after all, and not mere figments of our imagination, right?
_______
My personal belief is that religion shouldn't be automatically rejected just because we like science. Religion can be a powerful and positive force in human behavior, and science doesn't claim to have all the answers.