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>What lead you to conclude that there is no god or gods?
The fact that there is so many different, incompatible religions and believes makes you realize that none of them hold any truth. "they all are right, just different perspectives on the same" is just a mental gymnastic that falls short as soon as you start including polytheistic and animistic religions along with their dogmas. The only common aspect is that they all are believes, but that's literally the initial criteria for what makes a religion. Everything points to the fact that all these believes are just fairy tales that people told each other to explain gaps in their knowledge.

>Christianity
Christianity is fine, good morals and quite flexible so it can suit various people from various cultures. Catholicism seems to be especially progressive, trying to find a way to coexist with science and modern society, at the cost of losing some virtues and believes. Orthodox's seriousness is respectable too.
>Islam
Dunno about these different kinds of islam. Seems to be a religion of savages and retards. Probably more hurtful than helpful for an average believer.
>Hinduism
Buddhism seems pretty based and interesting, but I don't know much about Hinduism.

But these 3 believes are pretty boring imo. I find animistic religions much more interesting. I always really liked Greek mythology, how they associated gods with specific places, phenomena or abstract concepts. Nowadays I also find myself reading on Shinto because weeb, but it's the same kind of deal with their 8 millions of kami. Even a human can make a self-aware god, you just have to wait 100 years for a hand made object to get a tsukumogami.