First of all, when u research about the different religious beliefs, then it is initially geographical, like language, accents, skin color and types of people. It is only the written word that encourages one religion to conquer the world and not have religious tolerance of others points of view, even the point of view of our innate freedom to not have a point of view on religion. So over time things have changed, where one philosophy wants to rule the rule, much like the United Kingdom, which is a country of geographical region, whose written word infers meaning to unite the world into its own system of whatever it is. As well, because the people of that particular geographical, actually have the ability, knowledge and skills to do it, compared to say the Eskimos, who would find it impossible to unite the world into their frigid temperature zone system of living.
So to answer your first question. A person of a particular geographical region adopts the belief from what he or she sees and hears about them.
Why do u say God is he? Where is your reference for this? Is this a philosophy of coercion, by causal gender definition?
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