whatever seems right will bring salvation, which eliminates the need for any division whatever within the various denominations, cults, sects, etc, of christianity. From the Judeo-Christian perspective, therefore, if it matters not what we believe, only that we believe, and we "inherit eternal life", then truth is irrelevant. I can kill people and believe in God, and then go to heaven. People do it now in Afghanistan(assuming they actually do go to heaven). Any action, under such conditions, can be justified by statistical probability. If it amounts to the best estimated preservation of acertain way of doi ng things, then killing is certainly permissible if one is to go to heaven. This would apply for other beliefs with which we disagree. In terms of proselytizing, our security is preserved by having more believers and better technology than the other guys. However, if we actually DO connect the idea of God and etetrnal life with truth, then we are forced to conclude that any belief in God and subsequent rewards cannot be contained within any human formal system of organization. In fact, we would have to conclude that "straight is the way, and narrow the path, and few there be that find it(Matt 7)." Godel's theorem seems to indicate that if one wishes to believe in God and truth, then one must "come out and be separate". As it works its way out into the world some places it acts like triage others like a long lost friend almost always welcomed