Why most religions were born in the middle east or india

[bhsoda_destroyer]

Middle east - Christianit, islam, Judaism

India- hinduism, Buddhism, jainism

 

[Twinnem]

Those were the population centers of the times

 

[zyg0s1]

we were chosen by god

 

[Went2Jupiter]

Middle east - Christianit, islam, Judaism

India- hinduism, Buddhism, jainism

Is there an answer? Or were you just asking

 

[Went2Jupiter]

Those were the population centers of the times

A user with an actual brain this is bliss

 

[P.Siddy]

because jbe is law

 

[AbandonShip]

 

[bhsoda_destroyer]

Is there an answer? Or were you just asking

Just asking

 

[Hess]

Because the religions expanded outside of their origin zone

 

[Went2Jupiter]

Just asking

Its mainly because they were the powerhouses of the world back when the major religions originated

 

[ProBono]

because civilisation started in the euphrates and spread outward, that applies to everything not just religion, and only really stopped applying once these other regions (europe, east asia) became their own centers of civilisation

 

[greycel]

because civilisation started in the euphrates and spread outward, that applies to everything not just religion, and only really stopped applying once these other regions (europe, east asia) became their own centers of civilisation

Indic civilisation developed independently to the Mesopotamian
It predates it by millenia too

 

[ProBono]

Indic civilisation developed independently to the Mesopotamian

no civilisation developed independently to the Mesopotamian except those of Mesoamerica, which are linked by the ice age migrations, concurrently yes but organised civilisation largely started and spread out from there

It predates it by millenia too

Im not interested in this we wuz kangz pseudoscience shitskin dick measuring contest

 

[ØUROBOROS]

because civilisation started in the euphrates and spread outward, that applies to everything not just religion

W Mesopotamia love that place

 

[ProBono]

W Mesopotamia love that place

I miss the ziggurat fr

 

[ØUROBOROS]

I miss the ziggurat fr

I really need to go there one day but I do horrible with long car rides

 

[SecularIslamist]

Other parts of the world did have religions but they were so lame like Norse Religion, Tengrisim or animistic religions in Africa.

The thing about those religons you names (except judiasm) is that they have a universal appeal, a transcendent and/or a very appealing theology. They don't constrain themselves to their own ethnic or racial fetishism or superiority / exclusivism.

In fact many see a perennial truth between all of these religions. This is why you have mish-mash syncretism and cults that borrow from all of them.

 

[greycel]

no civilisation developed independently to the Mesopotamian except those of Mesoamerica, which are linked by the ice age migrations, concurrently yes but organised civilisation largely started and spread out from there

I mean look it up, there were 6
And organised civilisation started thousands of years after ice age