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What makes a religion true? Truth is a very tricky word & there are many different aspects to even one religion. The two prominent religions of today (Islam & Christianity) are based on Holy Books, which contain scientific errors, cruelty, stupidity, and out right insanity. So I suppose one could say they're false in that sense. However, they also preach love, peace, respect, etc. These philosophies work well for our society, so maybe they're true in that sense. But overall, it's hard to pin point what true religion is when they all have different perspectives on how to live & what happens after you die.
Different ways of life work for different people, depending on your environment. If you're into religion, you just need to learn as much as possible about it & find which one works best for you. Or you could just ignore all of them together & stick to the scientific explanations of the world.
Answer 2: Yes, yes it does.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoIt depends on the opinion of the individual. It has not been proved conclusively either way, so there is no definitive, factual answer.
Ans#2 from a different person: Yes most religions are somewhat truthful in the truth that they speak but the fact is many of them are blind to the whole truth in life. They only see things threw one point of view and do not see the whole picture. Once you study all religions and the all the different thoughts of life you can see things clearly from the points of view of the world. The picture will come together and life is filled with answers.
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∙ 12y agono religon is not real. if you belive that Jesus Christ as ur personal savior then u are spirutially saved. it not a religon. it is a personal relationship with god!!!!!
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How do you get true religions?
There is only one true religion, the Catholic Church.
Is it true that you have 5 major religions?
Yes
Were the middle colonies home to people of many different religions true?
True
Can only one religion be true?
Not necessarily. Buddhism is compatible with other religions. In fact, most polytheistic religions can accommodate the beliefs of other religions. However, monotheistic religions must necessarily exclude all religions that believe in other gods. The alternative view, held by atheists, is that no religion is true.
Where did true religions originate from?
What a bizarre question. If there were a true religioin, it would obviously come from whatever supernatural being it follows. The word 'true' makes the question answers itself. If you eliminate the word 'true', then the answer is all religions are man made.
Is Islam a true religion?
AnswerAll genuine religions are true religions, by definition, whether or not the God or gods they worship are really true. So, Islam is a true religion, as are Judaism, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Hinduism and so on. Ony in rare instances, such as Scientology, is there a case for saying that this is not a true religion.AnswerEvery believer considers his or her religion to be the true religion.A:By definition, all religions are true religions, except perhaps Pastafarianism.As to whether the teachings of Islam are true, that is unprovable. Muslims believe it to be true, perhaps Christians and Jews believe it contains elements of truth, and others say there is no underlying truth in Islam.
How many of the world's religions are true?
It's all a matter of opinion and my opinion is that no religion is true.
Persian kinks allowed conquered people to keep their own religions true or false?
true
How much do true religions jean jacket cost?
240
Which statement about the puritans is not true?
They welcomed people of all religions.
Do marshalls sell Ralph Lauren?
yea and true religions
Is the religion of Buddhism true or false?
NO, Christianity is the only true religion.Answer:All religions are true to their adherents and regarded as false (or at least questionable) to most other religions. No test is available to prove if a religion is true or false. In the case of Buddhism, it works as either a philosophy or a religion.
