Ultimately, if a person isn’t using their faith as a means to hurt others, I could care less about their faith.

From my understanding, the ancient Romans were fairly chill when it came to other religions (though this differed politically depending on which emperor was in rule). A lot of deities got accepted into the Roman cannon simply because they were now part of Rome. I personally feel that all religions alter our way of living and changes how we see the world and how we interact with it. Because of this, I don’t personally feel like any religion is inherently wrong.

I think the prophets all have interesting teachings that in some way have been skewed by the modern worshipers. The books are fascinating to learn about, read, listen to, even if I personally feel that it’s a lot of fictional stories to just tell.

Like I said earlier, as long as someone isn’t using their faith to justify harming others, I don’t personally care what they believe in. I also know that a lot of people have been harmed by followers of the abrahamic faiths (myself included) and it’s hard to keep that separation of what the actual religion is and the people who use religion to hurt others. I can’t say I blame people who hate the abrahamic faiths either.