What he said.

Submitted by What's going on. (Poland), Jan 24, 2013 at 11:29

The difference was in one point. The bible, the Torah, and the Quran are all from the Old Testament. But in fact there was a major translation error. All these "different" religions were in effect created from a translation in the words of "has", to "will;" into all the languages it was translated into, 2 errors isn't that bad. The Jews and Muslims believe that their messiah "will" come due to this translation error. The Christians believe that the messiah "has" come. Hence the 2 different base religions and the Jews and Muslims fighting for Jerusalem, they both have to in order for their messiah to come (they're reading the same book with error keep in mind). And the one group of human migrants always splitting off from another because they felt oppressed of rights from tyranny. This group loses the Holy path because they have no religious war to fight. The Holy path is nothing more than morals that when followed will give our species a monumental evolutionary express ticket. Every child will be born with 2 competent parents that will stay together until the end. Love was developed evolutionarily due to the fact our offspring take so long to develop and have a substantially higher chance of survival when raised with two parents. We didn't just get love out of nowhere. Why sabotage your species by being completely run by your sexual drives. 50% of all births in the United States are on accident! Now that's not very healthy for our species. Sex needs to be a tool, not a recreational activity with side effects consisting of the birth of a damned human being.

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