Religions are what they are.
Spirituality is a little bit different, and far more personal.
Many get hooked up on the idea that good and evil are as simple as tribal identity. IE "my god is good and your god is false/evil." This often ignores or rationalizes the unreasonable or evil acts committed within the scripture of said god.
This view also focuses on trying to label concepts foreign to a god as evil or perverse, rather than actually developing a personal understanding of moral, ethical, and spiritual values.
For example. Bat-shit insane middle eastern inbreds did weird shit in the name of Ishtar. Therefor, all things connected to Ishtar must be a continuation of those practices and for the purposes of doing weird and fucked up shit.
Despite the fact that the vernal equinox has always been associated with the return of life - spring and the awakening; rebirth, a feminine thing.
You know - because the weminz does that cool thing called pregnancy and birth that keeps life around. Kind of important and symbolic - mystical, even, some would say. Hence why women held a revered place in many old societies. By comparison, men are kind of like the fodder a tribe throws out there to do the dangerous shit because it's not that big of a deal if one or two of us die. True - we aren't completely disposable - but the math of how our reproductive systems play out means we are the first to be sent to flirt with death, and arguably we evolved to survive flirting with death.
I got off on a bit of a tangent, there - but I think most fail to realize that their own religion comes from the tribe, and as such the framing through which they view other religions/customs also comes from the proverbial tribe.
This is why many don't understand the nuances of the larger family outside of the tribe, or fully grasp that we are all part of the family. The cabal certainly likes to make out with the idea that only they are the rightful heirs of creation. The part that is going to blow more than a few minds is that the whole "we are all sons and daughters of abraham" idea is correct in concept but gets the details more than a little confused, as Abraham was a thousand generations too late in the game to be a common ancestor - but notwithstanding…. Trying to dig up old graves and find who is whom in the tree of life is an exercise in vanity, honestly, as there is no real difference between us as far as religious and tribal blood go. This isn't to say there aren't people smarter than others - but that everyone is able to participate in our society with equal expectations and rights. None of the differences which do exist render one tribe a servant or master to another. We are all big kids, now, and have our pull-ups just in case we shit the bed.