Everyone knows that there are large walls that seperate one religeon to the next.
One many says "This religeon book is the true word of god", and the next man says this is.
I haven't studied the book of every religeon, but I know enough to realise that there are some books that go into more depths than others.
It makes me wonder why we have different religeons, and I was once told that the life you are born into is perfect for your progression at that time of life. In other words, key important lessons can be found in all areas life. Important lessons can be found from A: Living with rich parents, B: Living in a country of famine, C: Fighting in a war, D: Living with sever family problems, etc.
To master life you only need to learn the lessons that life puts in front of you, but people sometimes lose their purpous in life. They lose interest in life and wonder what the point is.
This is where religeous texts comes in. Guides to put you back on track, each with a similar incentive (Heaven, nirvana, ultimate happiness, etc), but different people are at different stages of growth, so each person will need a different guide book to point them in the right direction.
In other words, if you put someone who is young in front of a book that explains the intricities of consciousness, the ego, etc, they won't have a clue what it all means, and if you put someone who has grown to near perfection, it won't help them much being given a book that teaches basic morals.
Therefore there shouldn't be a big wall the divides religeons. They should be seen as guides for people who are at different stages of growth.
And if you feel like you can master life without a religeon, then go enjoy yourself. Just know that if you ever lose your way there are always spiritual teachings on offer that can put you back on track.
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