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but with so many fake religions its hard to determine the real one the one that actually tells the truth
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Under the assumption that one religion does tell the absolute truth, there is
no way of
determining which one it is. Religion is based entirely on faith. 'Determining' which religion is the correct one would require certainty based on proof, the antithesis of faith.
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for example:if you go and talk to the pope and tell him "whats the name of god?" he'll gladly tell you Jehova or Yave
but during the reunions these popes do not say the name at any moment
and if they do the rarely use the bible to show it to you
theres a perfect example of a fake religion
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What makes anything about that "fake," from your perspective?
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basically a religion is to teach someone about god and his purposes for life, therefore in search of power
such as the catolics did during ancient times, fake religions are born
atracting people into fake teachings which will in time control their lifes
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Do those two seemingly unrelated trains of thought have some obscure relationship, or is that just a horrid run-on?
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but another trick religions use is the fact that they ARE free and completely of your choosing
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Again, I disagree. Refer to paragraph 10. (Faith, though in most cases fallacious . . .) Most people do not choose their own religion, they are born into it. Yes, people may change, but to even start thinking apostatically is heavily condemned, and most people never reach this point since they have lived by
one religion all their life. I hardly call that a choice.