Facts are facts man whether we like them or not. And this nations "founding fathers" weren't even really the guys people often refer to. In fact the Pilgrims were far more our founding fathers than deist like Thomas Jefferson and his occult buddy Benjamin Franklin. I mean Crudos, not to be a dick, because really you seem like a nice guy, but why would I listen to what you or others holding your views have to say? Do you have any idea how much time I've put on to apologetics, theology, and just reading canonized and non-canonized biblical works, world history, Meso-American history and myths, Egyptian history and myths, Sumerian myths, Greek myths, evolution, prophecy, Hebrew, Greek, Latin, astronomy, etc. and etc. There is but ONE true GOD, and the fakes aren't hard to discredit if you know what you're looking for. Truly Crudos, if I'm wrong, I challenge you to study it and prove it in front of everyone here. Make me put my foot in my mouth. I'll tell you right now though, you're not going to find a short answer on the internet, and it's going to take some SERIOUS time. And that right there is the beauty of it. See I could just tell you in so many words how, why, and where you went wrong with your world view on God and Christianity, but you wouldn't believe me if I did. Even if it was undeniable fact. If you see it for yourself though? Well that's a different story.
I'm not exactly sure what you want me to prove here. Your not the only one who has put in massive amounts of time and study on history, and it's ramifications on our world today, and other subjects. I'm not going to prove your One true God is wrong, nor would I ever try. If you believe it and helps you get through life, that is good enough for me, but in my world and spiritual view, I think your enthusiastically misguided. Nor does your one true God have any bearing on my life anymore. You found something that resonates with you, I say go with it, but don't get all in a righteous snit when someone challenges your view. I will not put my personal experiences with spirituality on public display to prove anything, rightly or wrongly. They are mine alone to cherish and reflect upon.
Again, I'm not picking on you WW, but what I read from your writings is the same kind of overbearing, self-righteous, indignation that drove me from my Christian upbringing. There are no absolutes in religion except those constraints put there by men, with all their faults and failings. Jesus put forth some really good ideas, but I will not fall to worship at the feet of mythical, monolithic entity of fear that became modern Christianity. Is it any wonder why the current day Christian church (and all it's related flavors) are struggling to keep the flock intact? I'm glad that I live in an age where it's okay to question the status quo, to find our personal truths, to experience deep meaning and revelations, and not get crucified, nor tortured, nor killed for heresy against a man-constructed temple of corruptible power.
