You Cannot Objectively Know Which Religion Is True (if any)

If you accept the theory of Big Bang, then you know creation began with it. By observing the Big Bang you cannot know objectively that God exists. You may interpret the Big Bang as being created by God, as many scriptures claim God created everything, but you can't see God creating the Big Bang. It happened, but without evidence that God caused it.Explain what you mean by accessing God. If you mean spiritually through praying, then that is still personal belief influenced differently by particular religions and therefore is not objective. If you mean access God by meeting him in the physical sense, then you should bear in mind that God is transcendent- beyond time and space, so for humans to meet God in this sense, even with developed technology, is by definition impossible. God may come into the universe/world to prove He exists, but this has never happened. People who claim to have met God can't prove it with empirical evidence.You misquoted me. I did not write "people always have the same religion as their parents." Almost everyone (majority) has the same religion as their parents/the religion they were born into. That quote is by atheist and evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins (http://www.thinkatheist.com...). This is a fact for most people in the world. The evidence for this is that you can take any country with the major official religion. For example, in Saudi Arabia most people are muslims. The fact that most people stay in the religion of Islam in Saudi Arabia can be seen in the way that you can take the number of people who stay as muslims once born into a muslim family, then subtract this number with the amount of people who have converted to another religion from Islam, after being born in Islam. You will see that the majority number of people always stay in the religion they are born into. Hence, you can take any country world wide and see that most people have stayed in the religion they were born into, whilst only the minority of people converted to another religion which they were not born into. The way this affects our ability to objectively search for the true religion (if there is any) is that if people are brainwashed into believing that the religion they have been brought up with is the only true religion, then these biased influences will create huge obstacles in knowing the truth of a religion objectively. This can be done by sending a young child to mosque or church every Sunday, labelling the child as a christian or muslim child, indoctrinating them with the belief of your own religion, so that even if they don't practise it completely and are religious, they will still at least believe their religion is true and others are wrong. 15, 20 or 30 years of indoctrination into one religion with very little knowledge about other religions, means that you will be less inclined to challenge your religious beliefs and leave your belief to try to find the true religion in an objective way. For example, I have debated with Christians and muslims who have studied different religions but when it came to Hinduism or other religions which include polytheistic belief, they would say they don't want to study that religion as they believe that God is only one. However, I argued, if you had been brought up a hindu, believing and worshipping in different Gods would be natural and monotheism would be something alien which you would not want to go into as you had been indoctrinated with polytheism. This is one example which shows how religious childhood indoctrination stops us from objectively searching for and knowing the true religion (if there is any).To sum up, you can't objectively know which religion is true (if any), as all people of different religions believe their religion and belief is right subjectively. This denotes that being indoctrinated into a religion has utmost influence on what religion you will believe in, which is a result of biased and sometimes dogmatic up bringing- not an attempt to objectively know the true religion (if any). I welcome more reasons from you on how we can objectively find the true religion (if there is any).