Intolerance, Isolation, and RejectionIf you question the status quo of your community... dare to step an inch beyond the bounds of majority accepted belief... and indulge in your authentic curiosity... you’ll be met by arrows and daggers — even by your closest friends and family.As an example: 13th century Rabbi Abulafia was ridiculed by the majority of Rabbi’s at the time for his views on Kabbalah (so-called ‘jewish mysticism’) until long after his death. Then, the jewish community began to understand his advanced message and his work became accepted, then applauded, then cherished.On the flip side, Atheist Objectivist Ayn Rand sought a clean-sweep to politics and religion by defining Spirituality as ‘one's sense or view of life, combined with one’s assertiveness towards living’. Perhaps it is our generation that will decide through Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computers — reaching deep into the fabric of existence for answers that unify science and religion into a combined code of experience.The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) share similar roots — and yet they seek to dominate or eliminate each other. Why?Why do we tolerate such a wide divide of intolerance… drowning in prejudice, dogma, ignorance and distraction? We are raised within a certain community and find it so hard to even fathom the plausibility of other cultural perspectives. Yet equally as bizarre... a number of religious people convert to opposing religions — Jews, Christians and Muslims! How is that mentally possible?! By what process of mental acrobatics can a devout Christian become a pious Muslim, for example? What experience re-shapes their thinking towards a completely alternative identity? And who was this ‘Father Abraham’ fellow who laid the foundations of modern monotheistic religion? A non-religious Chaldean from ancient polytheist Iraq!Is there a hidden insight… a code of consciousness... a holy grail... that transports us into a golden era of peace and prosperity?