All religions should be taken with the respect they deserve, above all, taking into account that no one is in possession of an absolute Truth nor does they have an exclusive monopoly on Reason. Religions, in my opinion, are like pilgrimage paths: it does not matter which path you follow, if it, in the end, leads you to Divinity, whatever you call it. The Romans, who invaded these lands thousands of years ago, had a polytheistic religion, similar to the Greek one, where the strongest of the gods reigned: Jupiter, the supreme god whom the Greeks called Zeus.
All religions should be taken with the respect they deserve, above all, taking into account that no one is in possession of an absolute Truth nor does they have an exclusive monopoly on Reason. Religions, in my opinion, are like pilgrimage paths: it does not matter which path you follow, if it, in the end, leads you to Divinity, whatever you call it. The Romans, who invaded these lands thousands of years ago, had a polytheistic religion, similar to the Greek one, where the strongest of the gods reigned: Jupiter, the supreme god whom the Greeks called Zeus.