@Frank Apisa,
Hmmm. No recent activity here. Is it too late to chime in?
Yes Frank, I say all religions are wrong. Each religion's main text/scripture tells stories based on their historic culture and has god acting to reinforce the "good" (as they were perceived) parts of their culture. They all have god talking to people in detail but that has never happened in recorded history of at least the last thousand years. And they all have god saying and doing things that we, today, know to be criminal in some cases (according to our culture, like stoning adulterous women) , illogical, and even completely untrue based on our far more advanced scientific knowledge. In the absence of such knowledge much of religious writings were mired in superstition.
I, myself, was deeply persuaded in such things for years and had many inexplicable "religious experiences" that were very deeply impactful, but modern neurology and psychology can replicate much of these experiences at will, like the experience of "the Presence". When induced in non-believers the subject is intrigued. When induced in "believers" the subject cannot be convinced that the experience was not real but was induced.
(The original question was whether all religions are wrong. Some respondents have instead addressed the question of whether god exists. Please note that I did not address the question of whether god exists.)
