The OT promotes the 'one god concept' with the 1st 3 commandments and enforces them with jewicides.
Dude, I don't think you know your religions well enough. The Jews
follow the Old Testament. If the Old Testament did indeed enforce the first three commandments with "Jewicide" then Jews would not be alive by now. *snicker* A religion that tries to kill its own followers... what an idea...
KM's and JS's communism is a derivitive of the OT
I have told you before, time and time again, that communism is a form of socialism. It does NOT depend upon the Old Testament. If you wish further convincing, please read this highly illuminating Wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism
as well as Islam that use jenicides in the same way as the OT
No wonder I worry so much about the state of the world, if people seriously believe stuff like this. Islam does not allow genocide; that is what Islamic terrorists and jihadists believe, and most jihadists wish merely to take revenge against the West for the numerous Muslims killed in the Crusades in the 14th century. Islam is mainly in line with Christianity, with striking similarities between the two, most strikingly, the existence of only one God.
A further fact is that Islam came after Christinaity, in the 7th century AD, and Muhammed considered Christ a prophet, or person who is sent by God to help the world. Islam really does believe in peace, as I know some people will refute, but, like a fellow named eanassir over here, its scriptures and verses can mean
anything, which people can take advantage of and simply twist their meaning.
Here is another article that you should read:
Nature does NOT unite all in the same way. You read how it promotes the multiple
god system with the different characteristics?
Nature has always been a tricky thing. Hitler used arguments from Nature to help convince the crowds of his ideas; a nineteenth-century Darwinist believed in evolution because he believed it explained the class differences between people, which he supported; the early Greeks believed in pantheism, and we all know the nature of the myths - mainly gory, bloody ones, most notably the punishment of Prometheus, who was sentenced to eternal imprisonment, with a huge eagle coming to eat his liver every day.
The fact is, understanding nature is a bit like trying to read scripture; it could mean
anything.