[quote=That is why I asked the question I did, since I practice Buddhism.[/QUOTE]

please:
1- Refer to the site: Standard Human

2- All divine religions & sublime human beliefs in their ideal forms are standard; and all their true believers & followers so are standard too.

3- Through the viewpoint of standard human all mankind with various beliefs and religions are part of the World Society of Humans.

4- Kindly read the last paragraph of the text again "all religions and faiths..."

5- When you say "yellow", I say " blue" and another man says "red", we'd be three different individuals, whilst if I say "God" and the common rules of religions and you and the other person say the same thing too, our relation would be a more complete one, worthy of all of us and in a humanistic and divine level. This is the essence of monotheism that takes the mankind to friendship, sincerity, peace, prosperity and complete salvation, keeping all their diverse beliefs.

6- Standard human seeks the social part of religions in his international life. By highlighting the positive aspects of the devotional acts and the religious behavior of humans in the culture of human civilization one will find a common point among all human beings with diverse beliefs and followers of different religions; and from now henceforth human beings will be linked by a common human being identity instead of being scattered by their religious appearances and geographical boundaries.

7- The term of God is something in highest level and power that most religions with various form believe it. And from the viewpoint of standard human the sole name that mankind can be gather under His name in peace.

8- Finally what it is said about polytheist & pagan is about polytheism inside monotheism not about respectful polytheist religions.