True or false faith/denomination/religion

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In short what you are stuck with is saying the Truth is relative because “right” and “wrong” ultimately depend on the individual.
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I think I have not yet said that “truth is relative because ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ ultimately depend on the individual”, what I emphasize is that every body, of any faith/denomination/religion/agnostic is equally imbued with the feeling that he owns an absolute truth, since the weight one attaches to one’s own truthfulness of one’s own religions is equal in weight to other’s religions as the other are equally charged with this. So the chances of being true or untrue are also equal for everybody. So one should not be absolutely sure for the truthfulness of his faith/religion to the extent that when does not listen to the arguments given by others in a calm mood with being biased for his own religion for nothing or biased against other religions for nothing. I don’t maintain that one should be in a confused state or confuse others, no never, being firm on one’s own faith (which is but natural) one should be flexible/humble enough to listen to others with sincerity on merit. We could put it yet in other words; while being on truth one should be eager for more truth wherever it comes from, rather to make search for and accept more truth must be a characteristics of one’s present faith/religion. This is the first point.
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nothing out of the ordinary.
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I am an ordinary, humble and humil person and I addres the ordinary persons around the world. Please don’t mind.
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Islam mandates these inconsistancies as errors in the ealier texts, and corrected in the Quran. Ands since the Koran is the literal word of god, and Muhammed as the most trustworthy of humans.
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I endorse the correctness of the above statement, however, others should believe what they think is thet truth, no compulsion.
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I endorse the correctness of the above statement, however, others should believe what they think is thet truth, no compulsion.
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The point was, Muhammad was wrong. The earlier texts; the Torah & New Testament have not been corrupted. It is not a matter of faith, it is simply, provably wrong.
 
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I think I have not yet said that “truth is relative because ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ ultimately depend on the individual”, what I emphasize is that every body, of any faith/denomination/religion/agnostic is equally imbued with the feeling that he owns an absolute truth, since the weight one attaches to one’s own truthfulness of one’s own religions is equal in weight to other’s religions as the other are equally charged with this. **So the chances of being true or untrue are also equal for everybody. So one should not be absolutely sure for the truthfulness of his faith/religion to the extent that when does not listen to the arguments given by others in a calm mood with being biased for his own religion for nothing or biased against other religions for nothing. **I don’t maintain that one should be in a confused state or confuse others, no never, being firm on one’s own faith (which is but natural) one should be flexible/humble enough to listen to others with sincerity on merit. We could put it yet in other words; while being on truth one should be eager for more truth wherever it comes from, rather to make search for and accept more truth must be a characteristics of one’s present faith/religion. This is the first point.
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So you agree the “bridging the gaps” claim doesnt work beyond the surface level. Now that we agree there is one Truth, at least one of us must be wrong. Back to your original question about the “phenomenon” so far no other faith has given a better answer than the Catholic teachings of living in a fallen world.
 
So you agree the “bridging the gaps” claim doesnt work beyond the surface level. Now that we agree there is one Truth, at least one of us must be wrong. Back to your original question about the “phenomenon” so far no other faith has given a better answer than the Catholic teachings of living in a fallen world.
Or option C, you both are wrong. I have a feeling some of our Jewish Brethren would agree with that! 🙂

Just playing devil’s advocate, there!
 
Just playing devil’s advocate, there!
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May GodAllahYHWH make you an angel’s advocate!
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I don’t understand why an atheist or agnostic (agnostics, of course, believing only in their own ignorance concerning the Divine) could bear any real confidence.
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Most of the atheists/agnostics are disgusted Christians, they found for certain that the present day Christianity has little reality in it, and is inconsistant with their rational,reasonable and logical approach towards life, they would be better without the ChristianGod and their myths masked behind the many so called ‘mysteries’. This is what I have gathered from their posts in their discussion forums. They acknowledge only what they think is in their present scientific knowledge and for the rest they prefer to say " know nothing" the meaning of the term agnostics.
May GodAllahYHWH bless you and furhter you in your quest for truth!
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Christianity has little reality in it, and is inconsistant with their rational,reasonable and logical approach towards life, they would be better without the ChristianGod and their myths masked behind the many so called ‘mysteries’.
Rationality will never conflict with Truth.

God is mysterious; no amount of attempts to compartmentalize God will change this fact.

Shalom.
 
As you continue down that trail we come to find Protestantism is in fact an offshoot of Catholicism .
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Do the Protestants accept that they are an offshoot of Catholicism. I think they don’t. Is there a Protestant here who could confim this?
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The West, as I understand, due to certain disinformation has seen only MullahIslam or MullahShariah; the true face of Muhammad’sIslam and PromisedMessiahImamMahdi’sIslam is yet hidden from their eyes, which is truly speaking only peaceful.
 
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Do the Protestants accept that they are an offshoot of Catholicism. I think they don’t. Is there a Protestant here who could confim this?
And yet, is there a Protestant off-shoot that history cannot trace back to the Good Ol’ Catholic Church? Just because my son thinks he can fly, doesn’t mean he’s Superman!
 
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