It's a fable. Get over it.
go away, child...I'm having a conversation with someone who's posted something new....I'm bored with your repetitive dribble.....
Having a conversation generally indicates that you would be contributing the dialogue, which of course you aren't.
I find it laughable that one should dismiss Hinduism and its idol-worshipping as false and unsupported while at the same time being wholly unable to provide the slightest evidence that your, (the collective “your”), religion and it's various customs including animal sacrifice, are in any way garnered greater authority.
Fundie Christians' appeals to their invented "Gods" are no more demonstrated than those of the Greek Gods. As your gods are only the latest variation of the gods invented before yours, to the back of the line you go.
We can really discuss all the gods of the various religions until we can determine if a God exists in the first place. I believe there is one God while you seem to believe that there are many gods.
One of your idols, Dawkins, has determined that there is a possibility that God, indeed, does exist. That's a start.
So now that we're on the same page (the idea that some power greater than ourselves - an intelligent Being exists) we can proceed.
1) The God of the Bible explains the order by which He created the universe and all living things in the order that they were created. He explains the time span by which the creation period took place.
2) The God of the Bible explains how man chose sin over righteousness and why man's sin became a curse upon him. So the God of the Bible reveals the true nature of mankind (generally sinful and self-centered). God also reveals His true nature: pure righteousness; pure justice; pure truth.
3) The Bible explains that God placed measures of morality (law) before man and promised blessings for seeking righteousness or cursings/punishments for choosing, instead, to embrace sin or sinful behaviors/habits.
4) God describes His pleasure towards them who's faith in Him was great. Those men who placed their faith in God and sought righteousness were blessed and God promised blessings upon their posterity (Seth, Enoch, Noah, Shem, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob (name changed to Israel), the 12 sons of Jacob/Israel who became the patriarchs of the 12 tribes of Israel.
5) Throughout this period one nagging thread continued to plagues mankind: his sin nature cut him off from a salvific relationship with God. God offered a temporary remedy by offering the Mosaic Covenant where animals could be sacrificed for the remission or atonement for sin (for the wages of sin is death) but the sacrifices had to be made on a continual basis and they were not perfect, lasting sacrifices.
6) The Israelites were not able to maintain their system of laws and justice and sacrifice. They, instead, turned to the pagan gods and fell from God's protective arms. God answered their "harlotry" by divorcing them (the Mosaic Covenant was a type of marriage Covenant between God and His people) and sending them into captivity. The 10 northern tribes of Israel went into Assyrian captivity and were removed from their lands and planted in other lands. The 2 southern tribes (Judah & Benjamin) were taken into Babylonian captivity. I state these facts because they are historical in nature which adds credence to the Bible's claims.
7) So the Israelites are not dispersed and living in captivity. They're no longer under the protection of God but God remembered His promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. As a God of His Word He took pity upon the lost sheep of the house of Israel and sent His Son for their benefit. He loved them enough that He was willing to sacrifice His Son in their stead so that the curse of sin could be lifted. However, the only way that curse could be perfectly lifted would be to offer a perfect sacrifice. Animals were not perfect sacrifices but a perfect, sinless Man would be.
8) The Bible says that man is born into sin (Psalm 51:5) at the time of conception. So Jesus could not be conceived in the usual manner else He would also be born into sin. Therefore, it was necessary that He be born of a virgin who had never conceived in the usual manner. That's why she was found with child by the Holy Spirit. Just like God spoke the Universe into existence He impregnated Mary by the power of His Word. A God that can create a Universe by the power of His will can transcend natural laws as we know them.
9) God is One God but represents Himself in three offices or "persons." Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. There is only one perfect Being in existence and that's God. According to the Bible God took on the flesh to personally experience the power of the flesh and to overcome sin. This makes Him a personal God. He's "God with us." To better visualize the three Persons of God I consider a prism. When a white light enters the prism it's singular but the light that proceeds from the prism are the three primary colors.
10) At this point, God offers a message of salvation. Christ sends His disciples into the world spreading the good news of salvation. He first sends His disciples to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Many accept Him while many others reject Him. He then opens the door of salvation to all the nations of the earth.
11) As it turns out, His message is loved by repentant sinners and truth seekers but is generally rejected by the world of sinners and pagans. During the early years of Christianity it's extremely dangerous to be a Christian but the Gospel spreads like wild fire in spite of the world's (Satan's) attempt to quell the message.
12) So God has done His part to save His creation from themselves. He's offered a path by which eternal life in His Kingdom can be realized. He's promised great things to them who will accept Him and worship Him but, by the same token, He's promised dire consequences to them who reject Him and mock Him.
13) The God of the Bible has left us with prophecies which have proven time and again to be true. He knew way in advance that Christ would be rejected by most humans. He warned His followers that they would be persecuted, mocked, and rejected but He told us to endure until the end and to practice patience.
Anyway, the God that Christians believe in is a personal God. There's not a sparrow that falls that He's not aware of. He cares about His creation but He's also a just God. Man is still left with the same choice that he had in the Garden of Eden. Choose Him or choose another path. He's not going to force anyone to choose one way or the other. We're still left with free will.
, religion and it's various customs including animal sacrifice, are in any way garnered greater authority. 
