The most pure and true logic exists in a closed system, but no human mind exists in a closed system because we do not exist outside the same universe we are a part off. There are always more variables then our minds can contain. An immaterial universe where we are all pure noetic substances inside the mind of God on the other hand does open the possibility to; 1: exist in a closed logical system; 2: have via a trancendant medium (God) giving access to all variables in existence.
Assume that nothing is a one in our minds, not even God. Therefor neither is religion or mythology a one, but in fact a large collection of variables. If both where in fact one, one could substract them by using two, but noone has done so just yet. In a material universe this means that religion must always hold some validity because there is always an aspect of religion that exists outside of the mind, and therefor true knowledge and true judgement about reality or religion is not possible.
In a immaterial universe on the other hand religion can exist because religion would be limited by existing thought constructs. Either a system exists on it own and everything the system produces would be an interconnected aspect of that system and thus religion being part of the mind is validated by it very own existence, or what we call mind has a trancendal medium that through its trandendal aspects allows religious aspects to be pulled from a distant noetic substance; religion in this case would structure the open-ended mind to only receive substance that embodies it's own structure and then religion would shape reality and mind.
The immaterial model would allow complete logic, while the material model does not. But none of these thought system can be used to completely discount religion, God, Christ, Mary or the LORD. If Christ is love, then you need to either destroy your idea of Christ and free love from Christ or debunk love together with Christ making them both powerless. There is no way of knowing if a Christian used the meaning of the prophet jesus, lord of our world or divine love to describe Christ and therefor any attempts to make Christ one and debunk it as a singulare concept is also doomed to fail.
