#comparative religion

Is the "personal relationship with God" a uniquely Western invention that cheapens true spirituality?

Did Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad all just borrow from older myths that nobody talks about?

Which religion actually holds up to modern philosophical scrutiny?

Are the "Big Three" monotheistic religions actually just derivative remixes of older pagan myths—or is that a shallow take?

Hinduism vs Buddhism which path offers better spiritual performance metrics

Does anyone else find comparative religion more logical than picking one?

Has studying different religions changed how you see the world?

Has reading philosophy changed how you see the stories in your own religious background?