Which is precisely why I said "other religions" and not "Christianity."I regard the bible as largely fiction, made up by Jewish scribes to promote their own tribe.
So the first thing I noticed in the Quran is that it copies the bible stories as if they were literal truths. Since I do not believe in Jonah and the whale, and Noah's ark, I concluded that Muhammad stole most of his material from the bible. He then repeats references to bible characters over and over again. He also makes personal issues out of things like how to behave in his tent, and so on. Not a message from God, would you believe.
It also has ridiculous things like talking ants, and the stars are missiles to throw at devils.
Tell me how talking ants and stars-as-missiles exceed in their ridiculousness the following:
1. A veil beyond which are spirits
2. The spirits are reincarnated except when they are not
3. They are reincarnated in order to improve through experience
4. No one knows what that experience is
5. No one can see beyond the veil except those who do
6. The spirits don't want to offer proof
7. Yet the spirits want you to discuss your experience on the internet
8. The spirits say the world isn't ready to know about them except for people like you
9. The best the spirits can provide you is experience completely consistent with there not being any spirits
The stars and ants don't compare that badly.