True religion

[EvolutionKills]

It's not that one religion is entirely true and the others entirely wrong, a Christian can agree with a Muslim or a Jew on many points and disagree on a few other points.

Unfortunately it is the disagreements that are the real deal-breakers, isn't it? The Jews don't follow Jesus, the Christians think he was the son of god, and the Muslims think he was just a prophet. If saying 'it's enough that we all believe in the same god', then please help me explain the thousands of years worth of interfaith violence, war, and death?

With atheism/naturalism you have more of an absolutest view where you are 100% right and everyone else is 100% wrong about everything they believe there isn't a middle ground where you can agree on certain details.

Do you have evidence to support your position? No? Then don't whine and bitch about it to us. If your position lacks evidence, change your position; simple as that.

A believer can acknowledge/accept the scientific premise that when you can't know something for certain based on physical data then there is some room for doubt in your specific faith, but there has always been room for that anyway it's not a purely post Enlightenment occurrence or religion yielding to the pressure from science.

Reminder: If you have facts and evidence, one doesn't need 'faith'.

Science is perfectly compatible with God of course seeing as for the most part it addresses as separate issue regarding the mechanics of how physical observable processes operate.

Do you claim that your god affects the natural world? If so, then your god can be tested. If not, then your god is unfalsifiable; but conversely unable to affect the natural world. So which is it? Do you have an interventionist deity that interacts with the world, and yet we have no evidence for? Or can he do nothing to affect nature, and is in essence identical to a non-existent god?

Science doesn't and can't explain where why all these physical processes and laws of physics exist or where they came from to begin with however.

Who in the hell are you to say what science can not explain? Everytime anyone has every drawn that line in the sand, it has eventually been crossed by the unrelenting forward march of scientific progress. All one can say with confidence is that science hasn't explained it yet.