Do you believe that there is but one true religion?
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Yes,\nbecause you cannot have two things contradicting each other yet both of them are correct. for example, a>= b and a<b , they cannot be both correct.\n\nWhich one is correct then? well that's for you to find out.\n\nRegards
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That means one God is true, but two isn't. That there's only one.\n\nBut I don't believe that. :(
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i believe in Life, Love and Oneness. no need to call it a religion, because religions can seperate and create disharmony. yet, i don't judge anothers view point. if believing what they believe makes them feel good, and keeps them doing good things for others, then it is doing something good. but it is also smart to expand your mind, to open up to other possibilities, and to respect all of life.\ni know, i feel what is true for me. "God" is the creator. and we are also creators, but on a smaller scale. collectively we are a part of God. Energy. Divinity. Life.\n\n*peace
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There is no one right religion, but there is only one way to Heaven. Being saved by the Grace of God, through Faith.
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What makes you think that you are right? Doesn't the person who believes in another religion or none at all have the same proof or deep beliefs in their faith?  What makes you think that they aren't all the same or that your way is the only right way?
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I do not...all of this religion stuff to me could be considered a myth...all beliefs are opinions from ones upbringings,teachings,and faith.
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Yes, Jehovah's Witnesses *DO* have the true religion!\n\nhttp://watchtower.org
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Nope.  Christianity swept the world but, that doesn't make any other religion invalid.  If it did, there would be no other religions anymore.
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I believe there must be one absolue truth.  I belive in God and am a Christian. I believe the Bible is this truth.  Jesus was the way the truth and the life.  Jesus proclaimed the truth. If I ever have a question about anything - I do belive there is an absolute answer for it...it just needs to be found.  \n\nIf you ask how do I know I am correct about God and the bible being true.  I would answer experience with God, feeling His presence and power I cannot deny His existence.  For me it would be like denying the existance of gravity.
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Not one single fact so far.  Surprise, surprise.  What a particular writing or book claims is irrelevant.  What are the facts that can point out any one religion as the "True" one?\n\nHint:  There are none.  All religions and their validity are matters of opinion.  Facts do not enter into them in the slightest.
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Thanks dear, you have a very good question.God is one so why  many religion,people are mud,not understand fighting each other by religion but they forget we are coming from one father and one mother our religion and faith must be one and belived in one God,I request all religious leader in the world sit togather with their religious holly books and advice to the follower not to fight each other by religion and belive in one God.
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What is the correct religion? Are they a correct one?
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Hi,One God ,One Faith, and One Baptism in Jesus Name!He's the only one I know. I'd dare to worship any other God.
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It would completely depend on how much someone followed their chosen religion.  If they followd it to a T, then of course they would think it was the true religion, because they don't think for themselves.  They are just quoting what their religion is telling them with no basis for it.  \n\nSidenote: I am a spiritual person.  My beliefs are proven throughout my daily life.  I equate religion with churches, and I don't agree with churches.  \n\nI don't know if this helps you, just thought I'd share my opinion, but you know what they say about opinions....
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Yes, absolutely.  This is why I study religions and am majoring in religious studies!  There is more than one way to be human, and when you learn others' religious beliefs, you can see that very clearly.  We tend to take so many things for granted and not realize they are even "beliefs" but we assume them to be "facts."  But then when we realize that other people look at it differently, we can see that we were just taking certain things for granted and there is no reason to do that.\n\nThere is wisdom in all religions.  Why limit yourself to the wisdom of only one?
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The truthfulness or the falsity of a religion lies in the eyes of the beholder.  To a Muslim, Islam is as true as Christianity is to a Baptist.  I am Muslim and I am a student at Baylor University (the biggest Baptist university in the world).  I don't doubt that my religion is true.  However, I do not doubt that a Hindu is as true to his religion as I am to mine, and feels the same way about his religion as I do.\n\nIf you believe that only one specific religion is true, then there is a huge problem you run into.  Let me outline it in simple terms:\n\n1. If God is Almighty and Gracious, then he loves all people equally and he believes in equality.\n2. If there is one true religion, then one religion is better than the other.\n3. If one religion is better than the other, than the followers of this one true religion are closer to God than any other religion.  Therefore,  some people are closer to God than the others simply because they worship some TRUE religion.\n4.  However, if God loves someone more than someone else simply because they were born in a different religion, then God is not fair. \n5.  If God is not fair, can He be Almighty?  \n\nThus, in my humble opinion, it doesn't matter what religion you follow.  As long as you are a moral being, you will attain nirvana, heaven, salvation, or whatever you want to call it.  \n\nGod is not a human.  Thus, he is not limited by human words such as Islam, Christianity, or Jew.  God is beyond all words, beyond all reality and beyond all knowledge.  Thus, it would be an insult to His greatness to claim to know something, anything, about his nature.  All we can know is this: "He is the perfect being beyond whom nothing greater / more perfect can be thought of" (Anselm).  \n\nAll we can do is acknowledge his perfection.  We all do it in different ways in our human language.  God is beyond human language and thus, I don't think he would be involved in such debates as who is from what religion.\n\nJust my two cents.
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Yes and no.\n\nIf you start, as both Christians and Muslims do (and Jews), with the belief that there is only one God, then neither can truthfully say that the other is worshipping a 'different' God, because there is only one God.\n\nHowever, they have essentially different views of who God is, and as a result, one could say that the character of the God they each worship is quite different.  \n\nThe question is, if you misunderstand God in meaningful ways, and worship Him in that imperfect way, is it still worship of God?  I believe so.  However, only the one true God is able to make that judgment.  \n\nThere is a more important issue.  Beyond worshipping God, our relationship with God is based on our understanding of Him. Key issues, such as whether Jesus is the Messiah, and the Son of God, whether God provides the Holy Spirit to guide us, and the means of reconciling with God, are critically important, and expose enormous differences among the different faith traditions.  \n\nChristians, for example, believe that Jesus was God manifested in the flesh, and provided the sacrifice that stands for all eternity, and that any (of any faith tradition) who accept His gift find forgiveness through Him.  Other faith traditions insist on some form of human works to justify themselves. Perhaps it requires a great deal of humility to accept that God doesn't need our help to achieve His way, but once we put our egos aside, we may see that God is truly in control. Only then can we begin to truly understand His will.