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I agree, but I'm not sure

I agree, but I'm not sure that a religion has to be intolerant or orthodox in order to be a religion.

The majority of people in the world follow religions  (Hinduism, traditional Chinese religion) that are more polymorphous and non-doctrinal.  If the numbers of people historically following a religion count for anything,  the intolerance and orthodoxy of Judeo-Christian-Islamic religion is the exception rather than the rule.

"After Jesus was born, the Old Testament basically became a way for Bible publishers to keep their word count up." -Stephen Colbert

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