If the 2 largest religions which are followed by the most advanced civilizations believe in the existence of one sole God, then doesnt that prove it?

[Perkonic]

But seriously does that not prove that their religious frameworks are true? What god would be satisfied by being worshipped by a single digit member cult?

 

[Aedra]

No. That wouldn't prove anything. The two largest religions you mention (Christianity and Islam) believe in objective morality, if morality is objective then the truth is always the same even if the entire world including those advanced civilizations turned their back on it. This argument would only make sense if those religions followed a might makes right type of morality which they don't. Albeit I guess it refutes most forms of paganism, since they followed that type of might makes right morality and yet got defeated by those who didn't follow it.

 

[Swede]

But seriously does that not prove that their religious frameworks are true? What god would be satisfied by being worshipped by a single digit member cult?

Mesopotamia was also the most advanced civilization of their 3000-year era and they ate da kids and did hummie sacrafices

 

[Weebhunter3000]

What advanced civilizations?

 

[Perkonic]

What advanced civilizations?

The aryan one back before godlessness started to scourge it

Mesopotamia was also the most advanced civilization of their 3000-year era and they ate da kids and did hummie sacrafices

It wasnt worldwide THOUGH

 

[Swede]

It wasnt worldwide THOUGH

every other civilzation at that stage was pagan and albeit even worse than mesopotamians (moloch etc.) , judaism(later christianity) was only started in 1700 bc with Jacob

 

[Perkonic]

every other civilzation at that stage was pagan and albeit even worse than mesopotamians (moloch etc.) , judaism(later christianity) was only started in 1700 bc with Jacob

And monotheism magically ended polytheism later on

 

[Perkonic]

And monotheism magically ended polytheism later on

Not to mention that even in those religions (atleast the aryan) had a figure in the pantheon known as the sky father, king of gods

 

[Aedra]

Not to mention that even in those religions (atleast the aryan) had a figure in the pantheon known as the sky father, king of gods

I think only Tengrism could be counted as truly monotheistic among the pagan religions. Idk much about most pagan religions but this is the only monotheistic one I know of. Unless you count Zoroastrianism as pagan.

 

[Swede]

Not to mention that even in those religions (atleast the aryan) had a figure in the pantheon known as the sky father, king of gods

Most powerful cult destroys other gods, happened in later rome and with aryans who before leaving india was as retarded as modern hindus today

 

[AshkeNazi]

I think only Tengrism could be counted as truly monotheistic among the pagan religions. Idk much about most pagan religions but this is the only monotheistic one I know of. Unless you count Zoroastrianism as pagan.

albeit zoroastrianism isn't monotheistic; it believes in a good god (mazda) and an evil god (ahriman)

 

[ILoveVesna]

(mazda)

the corn oil?

 

[AshkeNazi]

the corn oil?

no, it's this fire god or something

 

[s4bbc]

albeit zoroastrianism isn't monotheistic; it believes in a good god (mazda) and an evil god (ahriman)

Zoroastrianism is 100% pagan, they even believe in lesser gods which are still worthy of worship but not as strong/deserving of worship as Ahura Mazda. Only retard larpers say zoroastrianism is monotheistic