/lit/ - Literature

Hey /lit/ I wanted to ask you a question. Not trying to start some /pol/ argument. But do you feel that Judaism is an obsolete religion?

inb4 all religions are obsolete

wat I mean is, is there anything Judaism offers that one can't find in a tradition like Christianity or Islam, whose worldviews are more universal than Judaism's more ethnocentric approach, contains all the basic Judaic spiritual elements and even holy figures and generally speaking having created far more in the way of civilization in their historical run. I'm not really bashing the religion, it just seems it mostly survives because Jews born in it choose to keep it alive and define themselves by it because they were born Jewish.