The only exceptions are the religions following a divine person or a way of living.

Christianity and it's many forms has a disagreemend if we live in hell and if god is actually the devil. Generally they agree on the events resaulting to the creation of the bibble and every couple houndread years a sub section agrees that we actually live in hell and god is actually satan.

Muslims Say the Bibble is correct but this guy muhamed is also divine. They are also divided on a lot of things but I am not well informed.

Asian Slavic Norse and Sauth american religions are very interesting because A) They do have a god creator and a devil of sorts. B) They share major events in the bibble mainly the flood.

Island religions They are very intersting cause they also share characteristics even if they were Isolated. The thing they vary in is their gods are much more twisted version of the ones above.

The only religion that altough is unique still has similar characteristics is Hinduism. And Hinduism still has major religius schisms and I think almost all the major gods are evil in a way.

Personally I thing Christianity is the most boring and administrative one focusing on a book and a god worshiping your lorde and paying taxes compared to the whole thing that is ancient religions and paganism.

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[–] 2 points 3 weeks ago

Plagiarism.

Sometimes not even subtle, somewhere is an old depiction of the abrahamic god's chariot being pulled by enslave deities of other religions, in reference to a verse in Deuteronomy "with myriads of holy ones from the south" but I can't even find it in the ocean of slop that is the internet, right now. Sometimes similar depictions popped up in Ezekiel's vision in place of the ophanim. I believe Isaiah's vision included a court ruled over by god which resembles the egyptian and roman pantheons that predate it.

At least two but likely more well known outer deities are depicted as devils in abrahamics: Astaroth and Pan.

This isn't a new phenomenon, either: the chief deity of the Greek pantheon ruled over the chief deity of older religions like Dionysus.

A better question is why humans keep worshipping floods, earthquakes, and eternal tormenters? The answer is fear.

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