Are all Religions True? / Christianity, Islam, Hinduism +
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- I hear people say "All religions are true" every once in a while, so I put some thought into what that might mean. I don't think I get it though because it is inpossible for all religions to be true. And if all religions are merely partially true then what parts of what religions are the true parts?? And how can you even make a statement about "all" religions when there's 4000 + religions? You'd have to spend a lifetime studying them!
But maby I'm just not getting it. If you believe all religions are true, please explain what you mean by that :)
Anyway here are the timestamps for your leisure :3
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0:00 -- Topic Topic
1:00 -- Realty is objective
2:12 -- All religions are different
3:02 -- are all religions PARTIALLY true?
4:46 -- Outro :)
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Hello!! My name is blue 💙 I'm a DieHard Christian! if you wanna talk, DM me on Instagram, or discord -- I'm better at responding on discord :)
I think that most of the time, when people say that “all religions are true,” they don’t mean that they actually believe that all religions are true, or even that all religions are partially true.
It has a meaning more like “I respect all religions” or “secularism is good.” It’s a sort of attempt at neutrality and most people don’t really think it through.
yeah, that makes sense
I started my religious journey around 25 years ago with the determination to find a connection to every religion to justify my naive notion that followers of other religions can't be condemned to Hell for believing the wrong religion. On my journey, I went from Christian, to agnostic, to Norse Pagan, to Christian, back to pagan, to Monolantric Christian, to likely Lutheran (still on that journey, tbh). The Holy Spirit never left me, the pagan stints were very short lived as the idea of multiple gods with human flaws never felt right. My journey did become fruitful, I found that Shang Di, a Chinese monotheist religion closely resembled the early Torah (scholars theorize Abraham's son, Shem, founded China), and a Japanese religion started in the 1800s shortly before the Meiji era, was monotheistic and led by a woman prophet. I have no evidence to back it, but I believe these two religions while not Christian, are close relatives to Christianity like the Jewish religion. Likewise, I theorize that Buddha taught enlightenment similarly to how Jesus did, but if you eliminate the "I am Divine and the son of God/am God" part. It was Buddha's followers who diefied him, he saw himself more like a philosopher than a religious focal point. Hinduism, in my theory, is from an angel from God's council sent from the time of the tower of babel to govern the people who would become Hindis (people from India) and told them of the war of the fallen angels against God and His angels. Islam is, well, either the writings of Satan claiming to be God using a sex addicted illiterate caravan robber to eliminate Christianity, or the delusion of said caravan robber to gain power, prestige, and allow himself to indulge in his desires that the jews and christians would look down on.
Other fruits of my journey were ancient Chinese astronomical records proving Jesus's birth, death, and resurrection with interpretations of the celestial events tying well to the meanings of each event understood in the Bible.
Thx for your explaination, this is the first time I see a lot of Muslims in a Christian video to discuss in the same topic. ✝️🤔🤨☪️👀
Yeah! i've noticed that! Its exiting to me, because I love interacting with people of another faith ^^
Im a hindu and I think hinduism is the only true religion who knows maybe i will convert to other religion but in my religion a lot of people think that we believe all religions are true but i think they think that because anybody can go to heaven or achieve moksha,while that is true that doesn't mean every religion is true it just means that you're destination in the afterlife is based on your actions not beliefs
Religious pluralism acknowledges that while the specific beliefs and practices of various religions differ, they share a fundamental ethical principle, often encapsulated as loving others as oneself, the so called golden rule. This universal moral teaching could be hypotetically seen as a connection to a higher, objective reality or divine presence that transcends individual religious frameworks. The diverse doctrines, myths, and rituals of each religion are culturally and historically shaped expressions that could facilitate followers' connection with the divine, though they are not the ultimate truth themselves.
I think its like there’s two popular omnistic views that believe either :“all beliefs offer some sort of dogmatic belief that allows for a beneficial structure for societal harmony so good for them.”, or “all theological beliefs appease to some behavioral humility that as long as it’s pursued in earnest, would lead to a beneficial ‘whatever metaphysical existence after death is’ so good for them”, or both. It’s sort of a “you get to pick and choose whatever fun dogmatic values of religion you like as long as you’re true to yourself🤪” sort of thing, unfortunately:’/
i know i'm a couple years late on this one but i wanted to give a response to your outro because i myself have entertained a lot of thoughts pertaining to concepts of the esoteric
the idea that all religions are "partially true" usually, at least in my understanding, pertains to one of two concepts;
1. religions are all (at least mostly) faithful recounts of certain histories, often particularly with things of supernatural origin whether or not the religion's primary documents are necessarily "100% accurate" about the nature of these supernatural things
2. religions are the fractured truths of one "Spirituality" that is intentionally obscured by the opponent to that Spirit, which in the Bible is often referred to as "the accuser" (lit. satan, vs. 'ha-satan' meaning a SPECIFIC accuser of notoriety, which is often associated with what we now refer to as the individual Satan once known as Lucifer) (i'm not insanely well knowledged on this and i learned about it recently, but it mostly deals with the different interpretations of translation in the Bible)
and that this so to speak fractured truth is obscured by means of diversion and distraction, by weaving or injecting falsehood within truth
obviously that second one is... quite a view right? it's one that i find myself thinking about quite a lot. for example, perhaps the Bible as we know it is the last remaining "pure" collection of manuscripts but somehow was made incomplete by dividing it from more manuscripts outlining the original spirituality, and that those truths from the obscured manuscripts are entrenched within a multitude of lies intended to deceive individuals into committing to one "Religion," particularly one that is as previously stated filled with many lies which would ensure one's removal from Spirituality
or so to speak, from my own Christian frame of reference, that this would be "God allowing Lucifer to shorten the original manuscripts of Truth and create paths to Hell disguised as the gates of Heaven using the removed material"
the plausibility is something i'm definitely still very dubious on, but i gotta admit... it's a hard thing to refute as a possibility. it doesn't really feel like it makes my faith in God waver much, because regardless of God's other teachings i have definitely been exposed to a lot of His nature and understand that it is a very loving, kind, patient, and powerful one. even if it's true, i think He would only allow something like that to happen because what is provided is still enough to reach His salvation. and maybe it's also kind of a game? we have what is necessary laid out plainly in front of us, and then there's a bunch of other stuff He taught that you can go find if you're willing to put in the effort (and it definitely seems like He intercedes and helps us towards our pursuit of Him)
hopefully none of that was blasphemous😅 i tried pretty hard to keep it within close degree of reasonability while accurately framing what i perceive to be those understandings and give my own thoughts on the subject, i've meditated on it quite a lot but it's a pretty big idea to digest for sure
may God be with you :) much love
Ive discovered your channel recently you have interesting topics.. love your content
Thank you :)
Thank you for talking about this. I love your explanations
Thanks so much ^^
@@fiji.christianblue excuse me could you tell me the song around 3:30
@fiji.christianblue Please, I'm begging you, it's been stuck in my head for a while now
"The many change and pass; the one remains. Even as wood and coal and iron burn up together in one great flame, if only that furnace be of transcendent heat; so in the alembic of this spiritual alchemy, if only the zelator blow sufficiently upon his furnace all the systems of earth are consumed in the One Knowledge."
I think talking about if one religion is being true or not it's like stepping into a place full of landmines, and I guess all I can do is to respect their beliefs and have them respect mine, that's all I can say, I respect other's beliefs to each their own, and I'll stop right there if one trying to say if their beliefs are superior than mine and trying to convince me to give up Christianity to join them... if a person come up to me saying he/she wants to become Christian then I'll definitely help when I can, "but keep your religion back to yourself" that kinda stuff....
PEACE ✌
Thank you for your nice explanation
and i liked your hairstyle
Thank you 😊
You forgot to end it with "All religions can not be true...but mine surely is"
The first step is to recognize that only one can be true, that is the objective of a 5 min video
@@paulinomendes8357 It is also possible that none of the religions is true
@@SaturnMood That's a possibility, yes.
@@SaturnMood I don't think any religion is entirely true, but I do think a good amount of them most likely get some stuff right
@@Itbecause That can't be true, because like the video said, if that's the case, it would already be a religion with the "true" parts of each religion, and nobody can say what these "true" parts are.
Question: is Kaboodles ACTUALLY your cat? Because if that's the case, then you got heart...
I have a saying I’ve been working on how to phrase in the best way. But anyway I have it currently as such:
Behind everything is an air of truth. Air that can help to provide or happen to misguide.
Now before I get into the theological explanation for my saying. I’d like to explain it in a more secular point of view. If I were to say “the sky is red” in most cases that wouldn’t actually be the case. However there’s still an air of truth in that the statement was made, I typed it out, that is a fact. But the sentiment of the statement again in most cases is factually incorrect. Making (again in most cases) this an example of misguided truth. However in a specific scenario like a smog that makes the sky look red that would be an example of truth that helps to provide. As long as the statement wasn’t made as a response to something along the lines of someone else asking “what is the sky’s normal color” while having this abnormal phenomena happen.
Now on to my theological explanation.
Romans 1:20 - “For [God's] invisible attributes, that is, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen since the creation of the world, being understood through what he has made”
God (who is truth) can be found through nature. Therefore some aspect of god must be within all of nature. Everything that man creates including other religions is derived from nature. Therefore all religions (and everything else for that matter) has some aspect of truth in it. So a book with words in it or a collection of statements passed down that just so happens to contain another religion always has some aspect of truth just by merely existing. Is it a truth that helps to provide or misguide? Well that’s a completely different discussion and I’ve already made my point so Goodbye.
Nah I’m just kidding. Anyway that depends. If learning of it leads down a path of unrighteousness then it misguides. If it leads you down a path of righteousness then it provides. To fill in the details what I’m kinda getting at is “the death of the author” and if you don’t know what that is essentially the meaning of a text is not determined by the author's intention, but rather by the reader's interpretation.
What song is that around 3:30
i think what people mean by "all religions are true" is more like you don't know which is really true, so every religion is true for someone.
it's more like every "religion is valid" kind of thing. i do understand though that it sounds weird xd
I don't think all religions are true.
In my experience, this is a range of what people who say that mean:
-"I don't think we can objectively tell which religion is true, I just chose mine due to culture/personal preference".
-"The original teaching of all religions is the same, people just changed them over time so they diverged from one another"
-"I think all religions are at least partially true. I don't need to exhaustively go through all the religions in order to know this, I know this because I think my own religion teaches this and I think my own religion is true.".
-"All of the major world religions are partially true. I have exhaustively gone through all of them. I don't care about random niche religions only six people actually believe."
-"I have investigated a large sample of religions and found they are all partially true. Based on that, I extrapolate to say all religions are partially true. It's not a solid proof but good enough for me."
-"All of the religions believe in the supernatural, doing good and that you are judged in the afterlife. All of these things are true. The 'religions' that don't believe this are not really religions so they don't count. "
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As an aside, not all Hindus are polytheists. Many (most?) Hindus see the different Hindu 'gods' as different ways of thinking about of the one true god (like modalism). Although those Hindus are usually Pantheists (i.e. they believe God and the Universe are one and the same thing).
Most people say their religions bring enternal Life but no because some can be false and and some just have to say a word and they will be saved so it's mainly false
I think you dont really see the truth of a religion until you have lived it at least 20 years or so. Even some Christians leave their faith because they find its not true for them anymore. But the fact that most of these religions have been around for hundreds and in some cases thousands of years holds to their objectivity.
The truth is in the mystics of all religions.
I believe so too. Maybe we are just bags of flesh in this huge universe, but I can't see it that way, I don't want to believe that. It's too depressing, and neither Camus nor Sartre could help with these thoughts.
Did you name your example cat after my hedgehog!?!?
I don't remember a caboodles hedgehog. this is purely coincidental
In my theory, some religions could be real. For example, you got Gilgamesh from Babylonian Mythology, Babylon is one of the oldest civilizations, they even got a story about aliens coming to Earth, and that the aliens reproduced with the people. Gilgamesh could be a Nephilim, although a lot of pictures show him having only 10 fingers, that may be through how people explained it, like it’s not in its original state. You also got Buddhism, maybe the Buddha did some things he did through sorcery, sorcery is still practiced, but is quite rare.
we can’t know until we die. All religions claim to be true so you fall into (insert whichever religion) so that when you die it turns out that (whichever religion) was right. All everyone can do in these religions is pray and hope their religion is true.
Short answer: Idk
In my opinion I honestly think that all religions are true but that’s just my opinion so it’s fine if you don’t believe that but how about we respect each other’s beliefs because I’m getting tired of debates on religion because it’s pointless and it’s dividing us all into hatred. Though we don’t agree with each other’s beliefs we can still respect them right???
Sure you are entitled to your opinion but logically all religions cannot be true. Differing viewpoints are going to cause division, its natural. To avoid that however, we shouldnt lie and say everyone is right because lying will only lead to further division and a loss of trust
The entire point of at least Christianity is that debating religion is not pointless and it is vital to trust in Christ for your eternal security
It is a real possibility that it is true. It is possible that the path people choose is all true for the person. We cannot fully understand religion, we can only understand what is revealed to us
Hi blue, I don’t know if you remember me but I was the person that wasn’t a Christian. But I wanted to let you know that I became Christian🎉❤
That's awesome! I talk to a lot of non christians, and a lot of christians, but I don't meet too many who switched from one to the other. I imagine that's quite the hard transition so good for you! I will be praying for you, and if there's ever anything you're struggling with and wanna talk to someone rando on the internet about I'm here :))))))
@@fiji.christianblue thank you so much for your support and if there’s anything I need I’ll let you know:)))))))
Hi! I'm catholic. In catholicism we believe all religions have a bit of truth in them. Y'know how God revealed himself to the Jewish people? Well we believe that, because of his tremendous love, he revealed himself to other people too, but in a less specific way, not so clearly. And he didn't need profets in the way Moses was, with God giving him directly the 10 commandments, because revelation doesn't need to happen like that. It can happen like in the gospels, where a text someone wrote in divinely inspired even tho God doesn't speak to them directly.
Catholicism is a branch of Christianity
@@springchildhood5742 yeah, I know? I'm just specifying?
@@paumiam8742most denominations belive what you said.
I had thought when i was a kid that religion was true for the person that believes it, and now that i think about it thats called faith?! They arent all equal, some religions are inherently bad with acts of cannibalism and what not. Maybe what they believe will happen, will happen to them of other religions? I dont know zulch tho to be honest!
Have you considered, that perhaps, all maps one way or another, lead you to the same destination, regardless of how different the path may be?
That this material world, is were we build our own personal relationship with God,
each with our own individual path and map to guide our way. And it’s up to us to find our way back whenever we deviate.
Not all religions can lead to the truth. Only one can really be the true map if you think about it.
No, because many faiths and walks of life directly contradict each other in irreconcilable ways.
What you are doing is trying to make your worldview of "all rrligions lead to the same path" the only true religion so to say.
@@what-st8nu
I do think about it.
But what is truth?
Often times, I find that the “truth” is simply nothing more than convenient.
Convenience within the terms of people and their faiths and what they want to perceive as true.
So the way I wrap my head around it, is that no religion can be the only true one.
Truth is simply Spirit, and most forms of religion embody a form of everlasting spirit. Spirit is the path, as it is intangible, unlimited, and not of this material world bound by rules.
@@Nov_Net
No.
I did not say all religions lead to the same path. I said destination.
Very different.
Religions are the paths. They set the guidelines, and people follow. But not all religions/paths are the same.
Hence the contradictory ways in which people “travel” their faiths.
Who’s to say one path is better than another, “if” they all lead to the same eventual destination.
I guess what I’m questioning;
Is whether religion limits our understanding of the cosmos. If the creator is vast, and unlimited, then why do we limit ourselves to one truth, one faith, one way to think and believe. Is it so impossible to believe that perhaps multiple infinite highways exist, that can lead all us all, to our own personal truth and redemption?
@@creampuff9330 I a religion teaches that something is true, then if they are right it is true.
( Do Christians And Jews and "OTHER" non-Muslims go to Heaven? )
Quran 2:62
'' Those who believe (in the Quran) and those who follow the Jewish (scriptures) and the Christians and the Sabians->ANYAllah< Is The Protector Of Monasteries, Churches, Synagogues And The Mosques )
Quran 22:40
[They are] those who have been evicted from their homes without right - only because they say, " Our Lord is God " And were it not that God checks the people, some by means of others, there would have been demolished monasteries, churches, synagogues, and mosques in which the name of God is much mentioned. And God will surely support those who support Him. Indeed, God is Powerful and Exalted in Might.
Note: Why did Allah protected Churches and Synagogues if they worship false Allah ?
( Why Are There So Many Different Religions In The World ? )
Quran 5 48
''...... If God wanted He could have made all of you a single nation.( ie single religion ) But He willed otherwise in order to test you in what He has given you (ie Scriptures) therefore try to excel one another in good deeds. Ultimately you all shall return to God then He will show you the truth of those matters in which you '' >DISPUTE verb < not noun like other religions
Islam mean "submission" to God
( The above verse saying is that God will not accept a religion from the >MUSLIM< and the Non-Muslims but total "submission" to God )
Question: How Can Muslim And the Non-Muslim "submit" to the God?
Answer: Be kind to other human beings and Do not lie, Do not steal, Do not cheat, Do not hurt others, Do not be prideful and Do the charity work.
Note: If you obeyed all the ABOVE Allah-God's moral laws "YOU" submitted to God.( ie Islam mean "submission" to God )
The only people who will enter Paradise those who '' Submitted to God '' ( ie by good deeds )
God does NOT accept your religion of birth but only ''Your Total'' Submission to Him.
( God Allows Interfaith Marriages And Eat Food From the Christian And Jew And Vice Versa )
Quran 5:5
''This day [all] good foods have been made lawful, and the food of those who were given the Scripture (ie Christian and Jew) is lawful for you and your food is lawful for them. And [lawful in marriage are] chaste women from among the believers (ie Muslim ) and chaste women from among those who were given the Scripture (ie Christian and Jew) before you, when you have given them their due compensation, desiring chastity not unlawful sexual intercourse or taking [secret] lovers. And whoever denies the faith - his work has become worthless and he in the Hereafter will be among the losers.''
Note: > Only < Islam allows interfaith marriages (>14 hundredsSame God< but They are >ALL Corrupt< more or less, some more than others from their original foundational teaching. The older religion are MORE corrupted than newer religion.
Question to Muslim and Christian:
Does God / Allah only answer your pray ?
And God / Allah does not answer non Muslim / non Christian pray?
Did Allah '' Canceled '' all other religions Judaism and Christianity?
Quran 5:48
'' And We have revealed to you [O Muhammad] the Book in truth, confirming that which preceded it of the Scripture ( ie New and old Testament ) and as a criterion over it. So judge between them by what Allah has revealed and do not follow their inclinations away from what has come to you of the truth. >>>TO EACH OF YOU WE PRESCRIBED A LAW AND A METHODone nation>differ qualified < for to enter Paradise )
On the day of judgement God will ''NOT'' judge humanity bases on Sunni Muslim sect VS Shia Muslim sect ''NOR'' by Muslim VS non-Muslim >but< Doer of Goods VS Doer of Evils.
'' YOUR " birth in the Muslim's family is NOT a > qualification < for to enter the Paradise.
'' YOUR " religion / sect / foot long beard is NOT a > qualification < for to enter the Paradise.
The > qualification < to enter Paradise is > Faith in God and Good Work
Ok, but why you are here ? I thought only Christians were here ?
La verdadera es la de Dios-Emperador (Warhammer 40.000) y los demás son MALDITOS herejes. :)
Here's a better question: How can anyone ever be sure that any given religion is, in fact, true? In other words, how can any specific religion ever actually be proven to be true?
It can be "proven" in as much as we go about proving anything else. For religions, it would be best to first examine what they claim about their religion and then secondly examine the evidence to supoort the claim. If the evidence is sound and valid we can say such religion is more likely to be true. If a religion doesnt provide any evidence or provides evidence that can never truly be examined such as "just believe" then we can deem them as less likely to be true.
More importantly though, it is up to the adherents to said religion to go out and make their case, at least if they wish to convince anyone.
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@christian blue can You make a video about of did krishna and buddha and Jesus ever meet each others or not ? if You don't want to or not or maYbe or somethinG else like that or Just inGore this text comment we'll it no matter i am not forcinG You to do anYthinG i am Just saYinG You know that riGht now Yeah and also i am half atheist and i am half aGnostic bY the waY but i am not sure there is a one God and one Godess or all different Gods and all different Goddesses and one devil and one devilless or all different devils and all different devillesses but i dont believe none all of them bla bla bla bla bla so Yeah that's all i had to saY ⚛️ .
They didn't, Jesus wouldn't reveal him self to Budha or Budha and he also wouldn't affirm their beliefs, especially when the gospels and second and first corinthians were written less than 50 years after the crucificaton and have what Jesus accually said and there is a less than zero point one percent chance that Jesus thaught what those two did, so him coming to Krishna and Budha would be a impossibility.
The Bahai faith believes all religions have a peace of the puzzle. The unity of God the Unity of humankind and the unity of race. I am a Bahai
Are religions which support child sacrifice also part of the puzzle?
There’s 5 pills, one of the pills will be okay the rest will make u pop
Bahai: eat all of them
@@Nov_Net No of course not. Name one sacrifice you are talking about. I just read a lot of other religion books and watched a few videos and the Bahai faith makes me happy and I agree with them. What do you believe?
@@boogus1670 What are you even referring to? Please explain I would love to hear this.
@@Chase-yz6nr for example molech worshipers sacrifice children to Molech as their religious rituals. If you don't believe such faith is part of the puzzle then you were wrong about the bahai faith, it is selective in what it deems worthy of leading someone to God which is what all other religions do. Thus your attempt to make bahai seem all inclusive and thus more spiritually advanced backfired
All religions are different but they more or less say the same thing, that you have to get to heaven/nirvana/utopia/godhood through the strength of your own effort, even secular humanism wants man to make its own heaven on earth by his own sweat. Christianity is the only one that says "Nah we are all useless cringe sinners who deserve hell so God did all the work for you via Jesus, since you aint even gonna make it .00005 percent of the way there on your power and He loves you and will clean you right up " and after reading a history book (spoilers it is mostly war and horror, a sick comedic farce), yeah makes sense to me
Left to our own devices, if God doesn't throw us in hell, we will turn earth into hell ourselves given enough time
Well, we have proven that we would do such a thing
All I heard was I don’t know anything about religion nor do I know anything about the Bible 😃 (spoiler alert: like most people because they say the same thing)
@@stresslimitmake your case. What did he do that you view as ignorant?
So if not all religions are true... what makes Christianity so true? According to the Bahai their religion is true and they're also awaiting the return of the Messah. If anything the Judaism is true because all humanity rejected the one true YHWH's commandments except the Hebrews. If anything the Islam is true, because we're automatically all Islamic and when we say the Shanada we submit to the will of Allah and becomes Muslim... If anything.... Mormonism is true... If anything the Hellism is True, or the Astru, or the Druids, or Pagans, or Voodoo, hell if anything Ayahusaca religions are true.......
Because we tend to only devote ourselves to the religion we know the most about. We consider it true and that truth is only supported by the deity we subscribe to.
Its because each religion has to support the claims that they make regarding the veracity of the religion. Simply pointing out similatities between reliigons doesnt mean they then are all equal.
I would say the best evidence for christianity is the church, specifically the early church. From the early disciples accepting martyrdom for something they could verify was true, from historical accuracies and undesigned coincidences in the new testament and from un fabricatable prophecies from the old testament being fulfilled through jesus in the new. All these form a strong cumulative case that we can trust what the eyewitnesses reported is indeed true. No other religion i have seen so far comes close to the evidence christinity presents.
Short answer: no.
All religions share truths.
What truths do they share? if you don't mined me asking :)
@@fiji.christianblue On the practical side morals. Theologically the unexplained universe.
@@rockzalt I don't think I understand. all religions teach different morals, and theology. so how can they all be true if they contradict each other?
@@fiji.christianblue All religions share truths. Universal shared norms for morals such as don't murder, don't steal. The theology of religions share common themes about what happens after death. Such as reward, eternal punishing or oblivion would be three that come to mind.
How can they all be true if they contradict each other?
When you find the places that they do not contradict with each other. It's like a game of hide n' seek the truth.
@@fiji.christianblue What do you not understand about religions sharing universal norms such as do not murder, do not steal? Religions share truths like these.
"O YE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK (Jews and Christians) YOU HAVE NO MORAL GROUND TO STAND ON UNLESS YOU OBEY THE LAW (Torah) AND THE WRITINGS
(New Testament).
So Surah 5:68 is telling Jews and Christians to obey the Bible. But if you actually read the Bible for yourself, you will realise that the Bible rules out any further prophets or scriptures. The only future "prophets" that the Bible says will come around after Jesus, were the "false prophets" like Muhammed. So the Bible rules out the Quran... But the Quran confirms the Bible.
Islam also tries to say that Jesus was a prophet of Allah... the problem is that Jesus made himself equal with the Father many times in the Bible scriptures. So according to islam - that would make Jesus a "false prophet".
Muslims also try to say that the Bible, including the new testament was originally the word of Allah, but it was eventually "corrupted" by the apostle Paul. The problem is that the Quran says in surah 6:115 - "NOBODY CAN CHANGE ALLAHS WORDS."... so how could the Bible have been "corrupted"?.
Jesus said -
"I and the Father are one". ~ John 10:30
"I am the way, the truth and the life. Nobody comes to the Father except through me. If you had known me, you would have known my Father also. From now on you do know Him and have seen Him"
- John 14:6
"Whoever has seen me has seen the Father."
- John 14:9
Jesus is our Lord and our God. He is our only Salvation. God bless you as you put your faith and trust in him.
Jesus Christ said to his disciples....
"Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheeps clothing yet inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will recognise them by their fruits. Are grapes gathered from thornbushes, or figs from thistles?. So, every healthy tree bears good fruit, but the diseased tree bears bad fruit. A healthy tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a diseased tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Thus you will recognise them by their fruits". - Matthew 7:15
Now, since Jesus was warning people about the best way to spot a "false prophet"... Lets just take a little time to have a look at the fruits of Muhummad. Lets just see if the fruits of Muhummad were "good" or "bad"...
1. Muhammad’s marriage to 6yr old Aisha-(Sahih Al-Bukhari, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 and 236).
2. Aisha cleans Muhammad’s semen stains-(Sahih Al-Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 4, Number 229-233),
3. Muhammad fondling Aisha during her ‘Menses’ (Sahih al-Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 6, Number
298-300, Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 1, Number 0270)
4. Muhammad liked to have intercourse with Aisha and his other wives when they were menstruating (Sahih Muslim, Book 003, Number 0577-0579),
5. Muhammad loved to recite the Quran when his wives were in Menses while lying between their legs!-(Sahih al-Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 6, Number 296), (Sahih al-Bukhari, Volume 9, Book 93, Number 639)
6. Muhammad married (without Nikkah) his adopted Son’s wife called ‘Zaynab’ after lusting for her and then banned Adoption in Islam- Therefore, he kept his own daughter in law Zainab as concubine. (Surah 33:37,Sahih Al- Bukhari, Volume 6, Book 60, Number 305, Sahih Muslim, Book 008, Number 3330, Sahih al- Bukhari, Volume 9, Book 93, Number 516,The History of Al-Tabari: The Victory of Islam, translated by Michael Fishbein, 1997], Volume VIII, pp. 2-3)
7. Muhammad having sex with his dead Aunt in the Grave-( “Kanz Al Umal” (The Treasure of the Workers, by Ali Ibn Husam Aldin, commonly known as Al-Mutaki Al-Hindi. He based his book on the hadiths and sayings listed in “Al-Jami Al- Saghir,” written by Jalal ul-Din Al-Suyuti.)
- ‘I (Muhammad) put on her my shirt that she may wear the clothes of heaven, and I slept with her in her coffin (grave) that I may lessen the pressure of the grave. She was the best of Allah’s creatures to me after Abu Talib’… The prophet was referring to Fatima , the mother of Ali. “The Arabic word used here for slept is “Id’tajat,” and literally means “lay down” with her. It is often used to mean, “Lay down to have sex.”
8. Muhammad and the Quran sanctioned sex with your wives and ‘married’ slave girls-(Quran - 70:22-30, 23:5,6, 4:24, 33:50),
9. Muhammad speaks of sex with Slave Girls- (Sahih Bukhari - Volume 3, #432, Volume 9, #506, Volume 5, # 637, Sahih Muslim, Volume 2, #3371)
10. Muhammad disagreed with ‘coitus interruptus’ with slave girls- he supported RAPE.
11. Muhammad forces a 17 yr old Jewish girl called Safiyyah to marry him and rapes her on the same day her husband and family are killed in the battle of Khaibar (Sahih Al-Bukhari, Volume 5, Book 59, Number 522, Volume 1, Book 8, Number 367).
- Al Tabari reported in his (‘The History of al- Tabari: The Victory of Islam’, Translated by Michael Fishbein) that even some of Muhammad’s wives and companions were shocked that he forced Safiyyah to marry him after beheading her husband, brother and father.
All these acts of Muhummad are 100% historically accurate. It seems like the fruits of Muhummad were not just "bad". But they were SO bad that they were rotten and full of filthy worms and decay, deceit, lies, and false promises.
Jesus Christ is Lord and God.
The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are all one God in essence but in 3 different persons. Just like Ice, Water, and Steam are all H2⁰ in 3 different forms.
There is only one being that is worthy of judging the world, and that is God. Quran, Surah 43:61 says that Jesus will judge the world... Why is that?... Because JESUS IS GOD.
Jesus loves you - Trust in him as your Lord and Saviour.
Many counterfeits out there; only one Jesus.
Certainly, Allah’s only Way is Islam.
Those who were given the Scripture did not dispute ˹among themselves˺ out of mutual envy until knowledge came to them.
Whoever denies Allah’s signs, then surely Allah is swift in reckoning.
Surah 3,19
All roads lead to Jesus
No, that is factually incorrect, if that were true everybody, Hindus, Atheists, Pagans, Horseists and Spaghetti monster worshippers would be Christian already
So satanism leads to Jesus make it make sense
Hear me out, if you follow all religions. Then one is bound to be correct.
Untrue. If a religion tells you not to follow other religions and that religion that tells you not to follow other religions is the correct one, then you'll have trouble for following other religions. If you decide that the correct one is the one that doesn't care if you follow other religions, and you're wrong and that's not the correct one, you'll have trouble too.
Best course of action? Do your research and pray to find the truth.
Putting religion under a microscope is a fool's errand. In order to definitively say one is truer than the other, you would need to find access to the divine realm, God, or the council of gods - if it even exists. If noone can, then, all religions are reduced to either mere speculations or opinions - which may or may not be true. All a religionist can do is bet on his life that his/her religion is true ~ an all in bet on random outcome.
@Last Resistance Everybody is free to choose a delusion - Skydaddy or No Skydaddy. We just have to roll with it.
@Last Resistance Almost same, same. I am at the point where I think sky daddy is either dead, or a mere fabrication of men to exercise control over others. However, as someone who plays trick-or-treat with the occult, I think, there's more to it than what it looks like on the surface level ~ I am just too stupid to understand the concept.
@Last Resistance As one Kabbalist said one time - You can't define God by what is but what is not.