Gee, just a little while ago some Christian put up a video that showed Turks saying the same thing about Christians. It was meant as an expose. Looks to me like you have a lot in common. Here is what Abdu'l-Baha had to say:
“Throughout past centuries each system of religious belief has boasted of its own superiority and excellence, abasing and scorning the validity of all others. Each has proclaimed its own belief as the light and all others as darkness. Religionists have considered the world of humanity as two trees: one divine and merciful, the other satanic; they themselves the branches, leaves and fruit of the divine tree and all others who differ from them in belief the product of the tree which is satanic. Therefore, sedition and warfare, bloodshed and strife have been continuous among them. The greatest cause of human alienation has been religion because each party has considered the belief of the other as anathema and deprived of the mercy of God.”
He went on to say:
"God is equally compassionate and kind to all the leaves, branches and fruit of this tree. Therefore, there is no satanic tree whatever-- Satan being a product of human minds and of instinctive human tendencies toward error. God alone is Creator, and all are creatures of His might. Therefore, we must love mankind as His creatures, realizing that all are growing upon the tree of His mercy, servants of His omnipotent will and manifestations of His good pleasure. Even though we find a defective branch or leaf upon this tree of humanity or an imperfect blossom, it, nevertheless, belongs to this tree and not to another. Therefore, it is our duty to protect and cultivate this tree until it reaches perfection. If we examine its fruit and find it imperfect, we must strive to make it perfect. There are souls in the human world who are ignorant; we must make them knowing. Some growing upon the tree are weak and ailing; we must assist them toward health and recovery. If they are as infants in development,
we must minister to them until they attain maturity. We should never detest and shun them as objectionable and unworthy. We must treat them with honor, respect and kindness; for God has created them and not Satan. They are not manifestations of the wrath of God but evidences of His divine favor. God, the Creator, has endowed them with physical, mental and spiritual qualities that they may seek to know and do His will; therefore, they are not objects of His wrath and condemnation. In brief, all humanity must be looked upon with love, kindness and respect; for what we behold in them are none other than the signs and traces of God Himself.”
I don't proclaim religion friend. By the grace of God, I proclaim Jesus Christ.
John 14:6 Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
Jesus did not say "religion". He said "me", meaning no one comes to Heaven, except through Jesus Christ. All of humanity is not on the path to God when they deny the truth of Jesus Christ. Religion is not the way to God at all, because religion is an attempt to bribe God. But God is holy, perfect and righteous and He will not be bribed by "good" works.
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"Satan being a product of human minds and of instinctive human tendencies toward error."
Satan's greatest deception is to get people to believe he does not exist.
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We are not all God's children. Those who reject the truth of Jesus Christ are of their father, the devil, as Jesus said. That is also why you must be adopted by God through His grace in Jesus Christ alone, by faith alone.
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"God, the Creator, has endowed them with physical, mental and spiritual qualities that they may seek to know and do His will; therefore, they are not objects of His wrath and condemnation."
That is not what God says.
Ephesians 2:1-3 And you were dead in the trespasses and sins (2) in which you once walked, following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience— (3) among whom we all once lived in the passions of our flesh, carrying out the desires of the body and the mind, and were by nature children of wrath, like the rest of mankind.
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"In brief, all humanity must be looked upon with love, kindness and respect"
I don't disagree. But the greatest love you can show someone is to tell them of Jesus Christ and how He can redeem them from the depravity of their sin, and warn them of the coming righteous and holy wrath of God coming against rebel sinners.
