I'll just start with my ultimate beliefs on everything. For one there is no concrete proof that jesus was the son of god, there is no concrete proof that a god exists even.
Now i believe in god so don't misunderstand my statements. I believe that there is no proof that any one religion is more right than any other. We're all guessing with what we have and trying to interpret our situation.
Nobody can legitimately criticize any other religion because none of us know. So how can one person who doesn't know be right over another who also doesn't?
If there is a god, which i believe there is, i think he understands that we're confused. He didn't give us any clues, and no i don't believe the bible was divinely inspired. The bible and religion itself are manmade things. Our ways of coping with our situation here on earth.
I believe in heaven and i think that as long as you don't kill, steal, commit horrendous acts and for the most part live a good life (however generic that may sound) then you'll go to heaven. And when i say a good life i don't mean bland. I believe that whatever race, gender, ethnicity, sexual preference, religion, or any other deficiency none of that decides and humans don't decide who's going to hell either - god does.
Having said all of that i was born into a combination catholic/protestant household - neither practiced. However i still read the bible of my own free choice and learned about them. I know quite a bit about christianity. For a while i was unitarian because i like the idea that there is something to gain from every religion, which there is.
Then accidentily i bought a book on buddhism and read it and loved it. I am currently buddhist. To be technically i am Mahayana right now and looking to become Vajrayana (the wikipedia article on this is awful don't read it - just ask me if you want to know).
I love buddhism because it does not dictate certain beliefs like a god, no god, or many gods - thats up to each individual participant. Mostly it covers how to live and getting back to reality. Not lying to yourself, having no regrets, being compassionate, and realizing that things change and nothing is permanent.
My two best friends - one is a strict catholic and the other is Atheist and our religious beliefs don't get in the way of our friendship as i believe should be the case with everyone else.
I apologize for my long response...