The Changing Aspects of the Nine Great Religions

Nine great religions have developed in the world. Three are found in the Western world and are known as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The beliefs are characterized as frustratingly pessimistic. Three more are found in India and are known as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. The beliefs are philosophical, introspective, and explore the nature of reality. And, three more are found in China and Japan and are known as Confucianism, Taoism, and Shinto. The beliefs are traditional, accept ancestor-worship, and seek records of the past to guide their present behavior. (See "What the Great Religions Believe" by Joseph Gaer, p.62)

The First Scientific Proof of God can be expected to change these nine great religions into one great religion. The Western world religions will transform its pessimistic behaviors into optimistic behaviors. China and Japan will transform its alignment from the past to an alignment of the future. And, the religions of India will ‘hold their courses.’

In China and Japan, the people are already turning toward a life guided by thoughts of the future. In India, the people have already become the world’s greatest mathematicians and are taking over many Western world technical jobs. But, in the Western world, the people are becoming increasingly ignorant and atheistic, either rich or poor, and are increasingly involved in living with crime, drugs, human conflicts, wars, and terrorism. Wake up Western world.