>You are choosing to focus on the specifics of one religion and one belief system. Not all religions or belief systems include burning in hell or accepting Christ as a savior. Not all belief systems are limited to one God either.
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>I think it is important to separate organized religions from beliefs when discussing what would happen if the existence of a supreme being were actually proven.
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>OK, pick one and we'll talk. But remember, being "proven" has some ground rules, ground rules which would immediately invalidate certain religions.
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>Hint: I'd stay away from Islam - all someone has to do is project a picture of what he/she thinks the Islam God looks like, and they get death threats.

Back to religions again. My point is that believing in God doesn't mean you belong to or subscribe to any religion. Negating or discussion a religion's beliefs doesn't in turn negate or discuss even beliefs in God. So I guess I'm not interested in pursuing it further because there are too many religions in the world and too many different beliefs in a supreme being. :o)