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[wheresmycookie]

@psyah

Peace wheresmycookie

You want us to provide sources yet you have provided none in your question. Yes, if we are required to respond with source then you too need to qualify your question.

1. You provide your source to me that demonstrates God keeps making new religions.

2. Why does a whole new religion have to be started? What is your source that God starts ‘new’ religions?

3. The basic gist of the question assumes that there is greater wisdom in refreshing old religions over replacing them with new ones - source?

If you want to see with source that Islam was cautioned to be given over to the Arabs after being taken away from the Jews, then read the account of the rejected stone in the New Testament. - There is your source and therein lies a wise way to answer your very question.

It is obvious that God made new religions no? Please correct me if I’m wrong. First there was Judaism and the Torah, then Christianity and the Bible, then Islam and the Holy Quran. But what I’m trying to ask is why is there a need for different religions with different names. If God’s teaching is everlasting for all of time, then why can’t new prophets come and promote the same religion.

The problem is that morals deteriorate over time, so there is need for prophets, but why is there need for new religions? I’m not saying there is greater wisdom in refreshing old religions.

I will read the account you mentioned.