I present you with the following story.

A man is praying at his bedside, while an angel appears. The angel says that he will lead the man to a place in upstate New York, by a hill, where the man will find under ground, a book, and that there are 2 stone wheels next to the book which the decoding information is embbeded, will enable the man to decipher the words in the book.

After deciphering the book with those two wheels, the angel takes the wheels away with him.

The translation reads that millions of Jews (after jesus' original death 2000 years ago), lived in upstate New York, built a great city, with armies fighting each other, and that Jesus came to visit them during this tribulation.

Do you believe what I just wrote? Of course not. Why? Because first, we know that Jews didn't live in upstate New York a thousand or so years ago. We have no proof of any debris left over from that civilization.

Well...it might sound rediculous to you and me, right?...But just ask any Mormon, and I'll bet they'll spend 4 hours explaing in detail about that event. I know...My sister was a Mormon, and went on a misiion for almost 2 years...

Imagine a bubble with the Mormon religion on the inside of that bubble. Next imagine christians outside the bubble looking at the Mormons on the inside of the bubble as lunatics. Do you see where I'm going with this? 

Next we have a story about an Arab who was praying and an angel revealing himself to him. The mans's name was Mohamad. The angel was Gabriel. Gabriel supposedly created a magical horse, and flew him to heaven. Spiritual guides acting as scribes wrote down everything in a book we all know as the Qur'an. Martyrs are taught that if they act out as such, by giving their lives up in the name of God, they will receive 72 virgins in heaven as a reward.

Now put the muslims in a bubble. Imagine all those Mormons, christians, Jews, look at the inhabitants within the bubble thinking they must be crazy people to believe in those myths.72 virgins? Magical horses? C'mon...they're nuts!

If you were in Denmark back in the Viking days, you might be adorning Thor with his hammer. Or if you were born in Africa, you would believe in the Ju JU that lives on the mountain.

Someone asked me, well....what if you're wrong?

My reply was that, what if you're wrong about the JU JU that lives on top of that mountain?

I think myself as more of an Agnostic, hoping that there is a God, but having no evidence.

More rantings to come from a blog i'm on...LOL

BTW! Enjoy the following video...Very objective this Oxford Professer, Richard Dawkins. Even though his title is portrayed as an Athiest, he has in many occasions stated that he is really an Agnostic, because a fair minded scientist will always leave room for doubt. Honesty is important, contrary to religion, which they make  known widely, that they have the end all to the truth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR_z85O0P2M