How all religions are false and harmful: A scientific explanation of 7 major religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism & Sikhism)

This book is a comparative, critical and scientific analysis of 7 major religions of the world – Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. It examines the factors which gave rise to each of these religions. It explains how religions are interconnected and what political and economic implications follow from each of them. The book contrasts the core beliefs of religions with latest scientific facts and demonstrates how each religion is false. Falsehood leads to failure and suffering. So, the book shows how each religion has proved to be extremely harmful for the world. For example, it shows the logical connection between Judaism and intolerance, Christianity and poverty, Islam and terrorism, Indian religions and poverty/technological backwardness, and so forth. The book shows how most religions have contributed to today’s problems of overpopulation, poverty, sexual perversion, subjugation of women and cruelty against animals. The book challenges the viability of multi-culturism, as understood in the West and demonstrates how the concept of multi-culturism is antithetical to the beliefs of some religions. The book also gives a practical step-by-step solution on how to neutralize the harmful effects of religions. The analysis of the religions also gives fresh insight into the mess the world is in. For example, you would understand why almost all nations are fighting the war on terror wrongly; why the world has still no clue how to eliminate terrorism and how we can succeed in doing so. You would also have a fresh insight into why sexual molestation and crimes are so rampant around the world and how religions are responsible for this; why all religions are unanimous in condemning women as inferior to men; and so forth. You would understand why almost all religions are against free market economy and how this fact is impinging global politics. This book documents its statements about religions on the basis of direct quotes from their most primary books -- Bible, Quran, Hadith, Vedas, Upanishads, Gita, Smrities, Puranas, Buddhist Tripitaks, Jaina Agamas and Sri Guru Granth Sahib.