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If there was no doubt as to which belief system was correct, then we would be able to concentrate more on serving God the right way and learning more together.
For instance, look at this forum. There is debate after debate here, and we are getting nowhere. Catholics remain Catholic, Non-Catholics remain Non-Catholic.
Imagine if we could just agree on what is truth. There would be no condemning of heretics, no crusading, less wars and perhaps peace in the Middle East.
Why does God not allow everyone to know the truth more clearly? Even Christians can’t agree on fundamental truths.
How can we progress when there is division? How can proclaim what is true in their eyes, when we are not sure of the truth? A faithful Christian will say that without doubt his religion is right. A faithful Muslim will say that without doubt his religion is right. A faithful Jew will say that without doubt his religion is right…You get my point.
Jesus prayed that all Christians may be one (John 17:21). Why didn’t His prayer come true?
For instance, look at this forum. There is debate after debate here, and we are getting nowhere. Catholics remain Catholic, Non-Catholics remain Non-Catholic.
Imagine if we could just agree on what is truth. There would be no condemning of heretics, no crusading, less wars and perhaps peace in the Middle East.
Why does God not allow everyone to know the truth more clearly? Even Christians can’t agree on fundamental truths.
How can we progress when there is division? How can proclaim what is true in their eyes, when we are not sure of the truth? A faithful Christian will say that without doubt his religion is right. A faithful Muslim will say that without doubt his religion is right. A faithful Jew will say that without doubt his religion is right…You get my point.
Jesus prayed that all Christians may be one (John 17:21). Why didn’t His prayer come true?