from an objective perspective judaism is the most believable religion in the world

I am going to demonstrate that Judaism isn't the most believable religion on the planet. Since my opponent has chosen the religion of God's chosen people, I will choose the (supposed) enemy of God's religion. I'm going to show why Madam Blavatsky's Theosophy is more believable. Introduction Theosophy doesn't rely on a person with special knowledge or a divine book. Theosophy gives you the tools to discover the nature of God for your self. When seeking God your own personal revelations should take precedence over that of a stranger's. I'm going to go into some of the basic tenets of theosophy and then go into more detail as needed. The Universe Comes From an Eternal Source This being one of the main tenets of Theosophy can be shown to be true based on the Kalam Cosmological argument. Which is demonstrated like this: 1. Whatever begins to exist has a cause. 2. The universe began to exist. 3. Therefore, the universe has a cause. I don't believe my opponent will object to the Kalam cosmological argument so I'll move on to my next proof. Theosophy Believes in the Omni-God The Omni-God can be described as omnipresent, omnipotent and omnibenevolent. These attributes are proven as part of the Modal Ontological argument which also proves his existence. Ontological Argument for the Existence of God. (Borrowed from Alvin Plantiga and various other people) Premise 1 It is possible a greatest possible being exists. There are no logical absurdities here or contradictions. If my opponent can prove this premise wrong then the whole argument falls apart. So far in the history of mankind this has yet to be done so good luck. Premise 2 Necessarily, if a greatest possible being exists he must be omnipotent and omniscient. If it wasn't omnipotent and omniscient then a greater possible being could exist in some possible worlds. Premise 3 If the concept of the greatest possible being is coherent it exists in some possible worlds. Premise 4 If a greatest possible being exists in some possible worlds it exists in all possible worlds. It exists in all possible worlds because it is a necessary truth and not a contingent truth. Premise 5 If the greatest possible being exists in all possible worlds, he exists in the actual world. Premise 6 The greatest possible being exists and by definition is God. It is omniscient and omnipotent. Logically Valid The argument is logically valid. Mathematic proof will be given upon request and the soundness will be defended if attacked. Theosophy and the Philosophy of The Mind It's explained differently in -The Secret Doctrine-, but Theosophy basically shares Descartes' theory of the mind. Which can be summed up like this: 1. The mind is indivisible by its very nature. 2. The body is divisible by its very nature. 3. Therefore, the mind is completely different from the body. The mind as understood by Descartes is also the soul and God. Descartes view of the duality of body and mind is compatible with and proves Theosophy. The Universe has Consciousness. Theosophy believes that the universe has consciousness. One argument that can be made is sense we are a part of the universe and conscious that the universe indeed has consciousness. http://m.psychologytoday.com... http://www.raptitude.com... The universe through it's own processes has become aware of it's self, and it's growing in awareness everyday. Conclusion Most of this argument is inspired by The Secret Doctrine by madam Blavatsky. The Secret Doctrine as well as most if not all of Madam Blavatsky's writings can be found for free online. I'm willing to defend Blavatsky's Theosophy as more believable than Judiasm. I wish my opponent good luck and look forward to his rebuttals. I will also be giving my rebuttals next round.