The more I read on this site, the more I see that ALL religions think their version of what is right and wrong is what matters. Some punish you now for disobedience to the church's rules and others supposedly give you your reward in the hereafter.

Some live their lives with more strictness. Others are more liberal.

Look at the Jewish faith. You've got from ultra Orthodox to extreme liberal. And the extremists say ONLY THEIR way is acceptable. Other factions aren't so particular. They are very much like Catholics, in reality.

Depends on what aspect of the religion you're looking at.

The JWs and smaller fundamentalist sects are different in that they try to seperate themselves from normal society.  They're more cult than religion.  The Mormons are cultish in a lot of their practices, though they don't shun society as much.

But, to me, all religion is superstition.  Superstitious belief in a  mythical being or beings, superstitious belief that by being in a particular religion and by observing their rituals that somehow you're going to prosper above all other people who don't hold the same superstitions.  The history of the world is full of examples.

I'd love to travel into the future 5000 years and see how people then will talk about how their ancestors believed in these mythological creatures much like we look back at the Romans and Greeks now and talk about how they believed in the gods of their time.

As long as groups of people disagree with each other on anything, there will be divisions.

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Really, Are Jehovah's Witnesses THAT Different From The Other Religions? Yes -

very few religions are non-trinitarian

very few do not believe in hell fire

very few practice shunnig aggressively

none have a public speaking training program (TMS)

very few are obsessed about eschatology/chronology