text: when people say that the true religion was started by god, is this an example of eurocentrism,? is it inevitable that everyone who believes in a religion, believes that their religion is the true religion, and that all other religions are false? is this just the ineviable battle of my god is real and yours is not?  is this what romans and greeks did?  jupiter is real and zeus is false god, zeus is manmade religion? it is ethnocentrism, as the christian god isn't really a european god. he killed off the european gods. (sorry wasps it's true)  and no, this is not what the greeks and romans did. when the greeks went into egypt (there are writings still surviving) they said things like "there they call demeter isis" (which was inaccurate, but that's not terribly relevent) and so they went ahead and worshipped her, and some called her isis, and some called her demeter. likewise with the romans, they said, "they also worship jupiter, but they call him zeus." they didn't run around saying "you have to call him jupiter now, because zeus is false." the folks who wanted to call him zeus called him zeus, and the folks who wanted to call him jupiter called him jupiter, but he was recognized as being the same guy.  and for the record mr. the-bible-is-real-because-it's-got-real-places-in-it, there are lots of people, places and things that are verifiable by archaeological and written historical evidence of the mythology of the ancient greeks, romans, babylonians, etc. so find yerself another argument.