Christianity in all its guises, so just how homogeneous is Christianity? Which Branch or
Sect speaks for God? Which one should we believe?
Catholicism Roman Catholic Church - Latin Catholic Church - Eastern Catholic Churches -
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Old Catholic Church
Protestantism Baptist churches - Calvinist churches Reformed churches Presbyterianism
Congregationalism Methodism - Lutheranism - Anabaptism/Radical Reformation Mennonites
Amish Hutterites Church of the Brethren - Brethren in Christ Open Brethren Quakers The
Vineyard Calvary Chapel –
Pentecostalism Assemblies of God New Apostolic Church Kimbanguist Church, Church of
God in Christ - The Pentecostal Mission Apostolic Church, Church of God (Cleveland)
Korean, Presbyterian Church, Christian Congregation of Brazil, Church of the Lord (Aladura)
Zion Christian Church International Church of the Foursquare Gospel Universal Church of
the Kingdom of God
Restorationism Seventh-day Adventists, Latter-day Saints, Restoration Movement Christian
Church (Disciples of Christ) Church of Christ Independent Christian Churches/Churches of
Christ, Evangelical Free Churches
Nontrinitarianism, Jehovah’s Witnesses Iglesia ni Cristo Oneness Pentecostals Unitarianism
Christadelphians
Eastern Orthodoxy Autocephalous churches Russian Orthodox Church Romanian Orthodox
Church Serbian Orthodox Church Church of Greece Bulgarian Orthodox Church Ukrainian
Orthodox Church (Kyiv Patriarchate) Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church Ecumenical
Patriarchate of Constantinople Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch Orthodox Church in
America Polish Orthodox Church Czech and Slovak Orthodox Church Albanian Orthodox
Church Cypriot Orthodox Church Greek Orthodox Church of Alexandria Ukrainian
Autocephalous Orthodox Church Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem
Autonomous churches Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) Moldovan
Orthodox Church Metropolis of Western Europe Finnish Orthodox Church Chinese Orthodox

Church Estonian Orthodox Church Japanese Orthodox Church Russian Orthodox Church
Outside Russia Metropolitan Church of Bessarabia Latvian Orthodox Church Orthodox
Church of Mount Sinai Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric
Orthodox Church of Greece (Holy Synod in Resistance) Old Calendar Romanian Orthodox
Church Old Calendar Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Not universally recognized churches Macedonian Orthodox Church Ukrainian Orthodox
Church – Kiev Patriarchate Croatian Orthodox Church Montenegrin Orthodox Church
Karamanli Turkish Orthodox Church Orthodox Church in Italy
Church of the Genuine Orthodox Christians of Greece Russian True Orthodox Church
Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church Autonomous Ukrainian Orthodox Church in
America Belarusian Autocephalous Orthodox Church Old Believers
Anglicanism Anglican Communion Continuing Anglican Movement Oriental Orthodoxy
Ethiopian Orthodox Church Coptic Orthodox Church - Armenian Apostolic Church Indian
Orthodox Church - Syriac Orthodox Church Malankara Syriac Orthodox Church Eritrean
Orthodox Church Mar Thoma Syrian Church Malabar Independent Syrian Church Assyrian
Church of the East
I've had to miss a few hundred out of this list as they either have too few
members i.e. The Crystal Healing Sect (20) in Cornwall England who believe
Jesus was a rock and worship quartz crystals whilst chanting Indian mantras or
their leaders are in mental institutions because they believe they are God.
You get the idea, if they can't even agree amongst themselves what chance
have you got to get them to even consider anything else.
The USA has spawned the TV Evangelist who are the direct descendents of the
rabble rousing Witch Finders.
Some religions that have been the victims of Christian style of tolerance and kindness.
Islam Abādites Akhbari Al-Ahbash Black P. Stones Druze Faraizi movement Galibi Order
Haruriyyah Ibadi Islamic schools and branches Isma'il ibn Jafar Ismailism Ithihadu
Shubbanul Mujahideen Kerala Jamaiiyyathul Ulama Kharijites Mahdavi Muslim unity
Najdah ibn 'Amir Nation of Islam Nizari Nuqtavi Mahmoud Pasikhani Qadariyya Qarmatians
Qur'an alone Satpanth Schism (religion) Shaykhism Sufri Taharah Tolu-e-Islam Twelver
Ubayd Allah al-Mahdi Billah Usuli Vichinthanam Wahhabism Zikri Zindikites‘ Alawi
Other World religions - Hinduism Buddhism Sikhism Judaism Baha'i Faith Confucianism
Jainism Zoroastrianism Shinto Taoism Wicca
Some extinct Religions and traditions (many at the hands of Christian genocidal fanatics)

Each had a different creation story all were seen as heretical by Christianity no debate just
death.
Akan mythology, Ashanti mythology (Ghana), Dahomey (Fon) mythology, Efik mythology
(Nigeria, Cameroon), Igbo mythology (Nigeria, Cameroon), Isoko mythology (Nigeria),
Yoruba mythology (Nigeria, Benin), Bushongo mythology (Congo), Bambuti (Pygmy)
mythology (Congo), Lugbara mythology (Congo) Akamba mythology (East Kenya) Dinka
mythology (Sudan) Lotuko mythology (Sudan) Masai mythology (Kenya, Tanzania)
Khoikhoi mythology Lozi mythology (Zambia) Tumbuka mythology (Malawi) Zulu
mythology (South Africa) Abenaki mythology Aztec mythology Blackfoot mythology
Cherokee mythology Chickasaw mythology Choctaw mythology Creek mythology Crow
mythology Ghost Dance Guarani mythology Haida mythology Ho-Chunk mythology Hopi
mythology Huron mythology Inca mythology Inuit mythology Iroquois mythology Kwakiutl
mythology Lakota mythology Leni Lenape mythology, Longhouse religion, Maya mythology
Midewiwin, Navajo mythology, Nootka mythology, Olmec mythology Pawnee mythology
Salish mythology Seneca mythology Selk'nam religion Tsimshian mythology Urarina Ute
mythology Zuni mythology Bön Chinese mythology Japanese mythology Koshinto Siberian
Shamanism Tengriism Estonian mythology Eskimo religion Finnish mythology and Finnish
paganism Hungarian folk religion Sami religion Tadibya Australian Aboriginal mythology
Austronesian beliefs Balinese mythology Javanese beliefs Melanesian mythology
Micronesian mythology Modekngei Nauruan indigenous religion Philippine mythology
Anito Gabâ Kulam Polynesian mythology Hawaiian mythology Maori mythology Maori
religion Rapa Nui mythology Moai Tangata manu
Baltic polytheism Celtic polytheism Brythonic mythology Gaelic mythology Germanic
polytheism Anglo-Saxon religion Norse religion Continental Germanic religion Greek
polytheism Hungarian polytheism Finnish polytheism Roman polytheism Slavic polytheism
And finally some ancient religions and traditions
Ancient Egyptian religion Ancient Semitic religions Mesopotamian mythology Arabian
mythology (pre-Islamic) Babylonian and Assyrian religion Babylonian mythology Chaldean
mythology Canaanite mythology Canaanite religion Hittite mythology Persian mythology
Sumerian mythology
The Albigensian Crusade, the first of its kind against Europeans and Christians, was formally
launched by Pope Innocent III in 1209, ushering in an era of abattoir Christianity in the Languedoc
that lasted almost 100 years. We must not forget that for most of the history of Christianity The
Pope was and still is by Roman Catholics to be the Vicar of Christ
When Béziers was captured in 1209, the Papal Legate, Arnaud Amaury, was asked how the crusaders
could recognise the 200 or so Cathars among the mainly Catholic population. \"Kill them all. God will
recognise his own,\" he replied - and over 9,000 were slaughtered.
So which one of the multitude of religions has a connection with a God? Which is the True
religion? Which one is the next to become extinct? And most important which one will be the
one doing the killing? Do you just pick one at random and hope for the best. Do you take up
the one that your parents follow and hope they got it right. They can’t all be right, but they
all claim to be the only true religion and that their god(s) is/are the true god(s), that their

creation stories are true. Every one of these religions have their very own devotees that claim
a personal relationship with god, Most have leaders that claim to be gods spokesperson some
have devotees that claim they are gods special servant. Some leaders took it a bit further and
claimed to be Gods. They all base their ‘faith’ on a threat and a promise (albeit after you die).
Most have fanatical devotees that are prepared to die for their faith others are prepared to kill
anyone of a different faith.
As for teaching our children the biblical creation story as fact only demonstrates the churches
fear of free thought, limiting their followers to the very narrow confines of a book that is not
so far from the Neolithic. It has neither any right to supremacy over other religions nor any
greater veracity. Religions argument against scientific theories or ideas are ultimately self
defeating, limiting their almighty gods to simplistic easily digested stories, you would think
that any religion worth its salt would grasp scientific advancements and claim them as their
own god’s handiwork. Of course this is exactly what some religions do however it generally
requires a lot of bloodletting, infighting and schisms before they become accepted, but very
seldom universally.
It all adds up to tribalism on a global scale, and the survival of the most ruthless, brutal,
dictatorial, oppressive, and richest truth be damned religion.