Religion: The majority of people are wrong about belief; true/false?

Not all the religions of the world can be right, therefore the majority of them must be wrong. Indeed nearly all religions have the prerequisite that they are the only religion, that even if one was correct, the remark can be made that, in general, the majority of people believe something which is not true.





Is this argument justified? What are the possible flaws?Religion: The majority of people are wrong about belief; true/false?
It's self evidently true- it's a statement of fact with no flaws.Religion: The majority of people are wrong about belief; true/false?
Correction: ALL of them are wrong, because all religions trade on irrational beliefs, willful ignorance and denial of evidence. Many of them are self-serving, money-making enterprises disguised as ';soul harvesters.';





What is self-evident to any theist is completely absurd to me.
Religion is subjective to culture and the individual, which allows all religions to be right in their proper place. If everyone believed the same religion, we would lose our world diversity.
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