There is no problem attached to belief that your religion is THE religion.
The problem is with those who then conclude others must be forcibly eradicated, and those adherents forced to convert or die.
NEW YORK CITY -- It hasn't been an easy time -- year, decade, early century -- for organized religion. Books by atheists proliferate, some meaner than others. Fewer men and women attend church or synagogue services. The season highlights Christmas and in recent years Hanukkah, but the cultural emphasis is more materialistic than meditative. Confidence in organized religion has declined to 44 percent, as measured by Gallup.
When tragedy strikes, as in Newtown, Conn., prayer resides mostly in the shadows of those personally affected. The public ritual requires politicians to assure survivors of their thoughts and prayers -- what one cynical...
hmmmmm..., does the arrogance inherent in your post relieve everyone of attributing anything of importance or truth to what you post?