Great question! We move through a stage (Seven) of questioning everything, including religion, and we emerge on the other side with a deeper understanding of the divine as ubiquitous. We understand that the divine is in us, around us, etc. This can make you think that all the world religions are wrong, because many of them anthropomophize the divine into a distinct character with exceptional powers. But I disagree. I would say that every religion is RIGHT. They are all correct in the basic principles. They all speak of the divine as ubiquitous, existing everywhere all the time. They speak of how the divine is in us and we are children of it. They speak of how our thoughts and intentions are important, and how connection to others is important. If you look past the historical context, and look right into the heart of the message, they are all saying the same thing. They are all the same universal truths told through the lens of the human beings who wrote it all down, in the historical times they lived in, filtered by emotions and just trying to make sense of life. They are all right on target.
