> And people following that religion know exactly how that entity thinks and behave. Because that entity should think like humans of the current culture does, n

> And people following that religion know exactly how that entity thinks and behave. Because that entity should think like humans of the current culture does, no? Those are really interesting claims you make. Very often I see the exact opposite claims out there: humans have almost no idea what the god(s) are really thinking, and religion seeks to contrast itself from the surrounding culture. (that's not the biggest philosophical conflict I see in religious discussion, but the other is Christian-specific)