I would like to kindly point out that what you are saying is contradictory. If you believe that my "belief" is a "valid path" then (and here's what I'm implying based off your semanitcal usage) you accept what I believe as making sense. Now, I'm curious:
- How could you logically say my beliefs make sense (for example, that Jesus is the only way to the Lord and that he asks us to first and foremost BELIEVE he died for our sins, and if we feel that way, to share that message (the Good News) with others,) and that they would coincide and be valid next to say Judiahism (the belief that the Savior still has not come, that one is "credited with righteousness" by actions, and that all one has to do in life is follow God's Law). Intrinsically, the two sets of beliefs are in conflict. If one thinks both are correct (or add in x number of other beliefs) they are contradicting themselves.
With that said, something to consider about Christianity: Jesus is the only "God" that actually LOVES sinners.
And finally, on topic with the original posters concern: if you don't like it its your perogitive to do what you want about it, including posting here. However, I would encourage you to try to look at life (and its inhabitants) without hate, but rather instrospectivley. For instance, I am sure in your life you have done something to help others (I truly hope you've been blessed with at least 1 oppurtunity and siezed it). Try to remember the feeling you had from being able to pass on your abilities, wisdom, knowledge, or time. Remember the thanks you probably recieved because the person/s you helped understood the sacrifice you made. Now exchange that feeling for one of disgust and disdain EVEN after you THOUGHT you helped them. To you, it just doesn't make sense, you did something you thought was good (regardless of whether it was or wasn't). I know I would certainly be confused and hurt if that happened (and it has happened to me, like many people). The point is, I think we can agree in life that there are misunderstandings, and I would argue that one doesn't need to be ignite these misunderstandings into somethings which are upsetting (unless you subscribe to the ideaology that life is about being angry, hateful, and of course, upsetting.)
If you aren't seeking anyone else's comments, then please ignore what I said. But, if as I surmise by you posting here, where looking from honest answers from other people, then try to consider what I've said.
I hope it helps, just as it helped me when I was in a similiar position. If its okay, I'll pray for you.
John