re: Why aren’t people objective when it comes to

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The most amazing part of all this is how billions of people refuse to actually learn the specifics of Christianity yet dismiss it completely.

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I learned the specifics for about 18 years of indoctrination. As soon as I was old enough to make my own choices, I walked and dismissed it completely. I don’t mind folks who choose to believe, but I just don’t buy it.

The same stories of virgin birth of a messiah and such were believed in societies centuries before Christ in far flung areas. There is something in the human brain that makes that belief appealing.

Doug Stanhope asks, If a person arrived from outer space with no knowledge of earth or religion, went in a bookstore and picked up a Bible, how likely is it he would say, “This makes perfect sense. I believe every word of this.”?

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Yes. I objectively looked at what the various beliefs claim, and Christ is the most logical and safest pick

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All religions serve the same purpose. The point I’m making is why must you believe in any religion literally? Why must one be true and the others false? Can they not all be true and all be false?

Have you thought through those questions or even though to ask them?