How can we be sure that all religions are wrong?

Not a lot of intellectual rigor in that talk.

Would you agree that most of ISIS or other Islamic states would agree on your assessment being they too adhere to their conservative principles?

How are your ideas of this issue different than Islamic principles?

You're kidding, right? They differ in numerous ways. How long have you got? If you want a serious answer, be a little more specific. What 'issue' are you referring to?

I think I've done this before but I'll try a brief version again.

The actions of God in Job and many other places only make sense in the context of the overarching story of what God is doing. I can't possibly tell you all the reasons and biblical references that support this fundamental drive behind it all so I'll just say it in my own words.

God at some point desperately wanted more company than just his son and the angels he created. Thus was the plan to create 'us'. If we were to be fit company, we would have to be intelligent, self conscious and have free will. We would also eventually have to be free of any outside coercion other that the ideas inherent in our environment.

Very early on, God was challenged by Satan (an angel who rebelled) that given these conditions, all would choose the ideas and ideals that Satan subscribed to rather than God's. Whether this was literal or just the figurative truth inherent in creating free willed beings does not matter. It is the logical reality of free will.

But the imperative with God was that he wanted the company of what men could be if they thrived under those circumstances. The only thing that could stand in God's way of acting lovingly toward man was to be challenged on the 'rules of this existence'. It is that challenge which leads God into the things that you find repellant. They are, but only if you don't see the overarching goal of God.

Even though this has led to situations that made me long for death at times, when I finally got the reality of what was behind it all, I knew I would not have it any other way.

No disrespect to you but I thought that it might be a good idea if I researched a little of what you thought reality is and it seems a lot different than what I see. It would be a never ending view of differences if we were to have a discussion about most topics.

So if you don't mind, what made you think I'd relate to that podcast?

You believe there is a God and you understand him. You and the person in the video spoke as if you understood what a God "was or is" trying to communicate to others.

I hope my 'messages from God' are not as boring though...

Many people claimed to have received help from a God but many are different than what you or others would consider to be true or genuine.
Two example that you may not believe were inspired or should I say were from god?

The concept of false prophets is not new. I'm sure there are many more.

do you think that You or I could have preached or shared things that were false or figments of our imaginations?

That all depends on one's perspective.

Do you think that theistic psychosis allows for Gods to be created into a man's imaginary figure of what a God should be?