badgenome said:
But despite what you seem to believe, the Abrahamic faiths don't have some uniform belief that you have to be a believer in this or that particular religion or else you're going to Hell, that's it, game over. Some believe, for example, that God will in the future reveal Himself to everyone who has ever lived, and that people who have lived and died without even hearing about Almighty God aren't to blame since you can only be judged according to what you know. That doesn't mean that you as a believer are worshiping in vain in the here and now, though, because if you do know The Truth, it's incumbent upon you to act accordingly. |
Which brings us to point B) Religious practice is a burden.
Using that logic, not exposing anyone to religious practice would be the best course of action. Simply teaching them to be good to others should be enough.
