Religion is not about being good to your fellow man, or doing nice things to other people. So many of these comments seem to think that because most religions teach that, in general, you should'nt kill people, and you should'nt steal, and that you should feed the poor, etc., that its all the same thing. That misses the point entirely, and trivializes a vast amount of the most deeply held beliefs of the world's populace. Religion is about what you are, or at least the part of you that is you and not just molecules combined together in unique ways. How we act towards others is a by-product of our relationship to the Divine.
Every religion has an awareness of the basic ethical principles that govern humanity.
Anything else that a religion teaches is not about the human but about the divine. It is an embarrassing, childish attempting to usurp the notion of Zen to endorse an unenlightened acceptance of Christian dogma without study, introspection, or question. Sad you published it. This situation is similar to thinking about different races. It begins nowhere and ends the same way.