According to the Bible, God was in the beginning and was the
only God worshiped as such. He revealed Himself to Adam and Noah
specifically. At Babel, the people of the earth were divided by
language, yet all of them retained some history and
understanding of God's interactions with mankind in the world
that is recorded in Genesis 1-11. From this, we should expect to
find similar rituals that match up to those accounts. In fact,
we find just that. In his book, Eternity in their Hearts, Don
Richardson records peoples all over the world with "strange
traditions" that mirror the concepts of sacrifice, atonement,
etc. The Chinese alphabet also has remarkable ties back to
Genesis. So, cultures scattered all over the world do share some
commonalities with Christianity and Genesis. However, the
similarities of religion are quite small. To quote Malcolm
Muggeridge: We believe that all religions are basically the
same– at least the one that we read was. They all believe in
love and goodness. They only differ on matters