That is correct, and the same can be said about religious truth; it is not only true in theory, it is true in practice and it has been proven objectively true by practice over the millennia.
“All religions teach that we must do good, that we must be generous, sincere, truthful, law-abiding, and faithful; all this is reasonable, and logically the only way in which humanity can progress.
All religious laws conform to reason, and are suited to the people for whom they are framed, and for the age in which they are to be obeyed.” Paris Talks, pp. 141-142
No it hasn't. You've even agreed with me that there is no objective proof for religious truth.
Baha’u’llah explained why the religions are different in many of His Writings. Religions are different in every age because people and the world they live in change from age to age. Spiritual truth never changes because man’s spiritual nature does not change or alter, but material truth changes because the material world changes over time, so man has different requirements in every age.
“The Purpose of the one true God, exalted be His glory, in revealing Himself unto men is to lay bare those gems that lie hidden within the mine of their true and inmost selves. That the divers communions of the earth, and the manifold systems of religious belief, should never be allowed to foster the feelings of animosity among men, is, in this Day, of the essence of the Faith of God and His Religion. These principles and laws, these firmly-established and mighty systems, have proceeded from one Source, and are the rays of one Light. That they differ one from another is to be attributed to the varying requirements of the ages in which they were promulgated.” Gleanings From the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh, pp. 287-288
Remember this passage? You can think of the Messengers of God as Divine Physicians who bring a remedy to heal the spiritual afflictions humanity is facing at the times in which they appear. The afflictions that humanity is facing in this age are not the same as we faced in the past so the remedy is different from what Messengers brought in the past. What the next Messenger will bring in the future will be different from what Baha’u’llah revealed; it will be suited to the needs of humanity in the future times.
“The All-Knowing Physician hath His finger on the pulse of mankind. He perceiveth the disease, and prescribeth, in His unerring wisdom, the remedy. Every age hath its own problem, and every soul its particular aspiration. The remedy the world needeth in its present-day afflictions can never be the same as that which a subsequent age may require. Be anxiously concerned with the needs of the age ye live in, and center your deliberations on its exigencies and requirements.”
Gleanings From the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh, p. 213
So what? Every religion has something they think is able to answer any question and justify any point they have.
Without testable evidence, these claims mean nothing.
That is what I just explained above. What is the same in every age is spiritual truth -- faith, knowledge, certitude, justice, piety, righteousness, trustworthiness, love of God, benevolence, purity, detachment, humility, meekness, patience and constancy. These are attributes of man’s spiritual nature which never changes, so they have no need to change over time. For example, Baha’u’llah reiterated what Jesus said about righteousness, trustworthiness, love of God, benevolence, purity, detachment, humility, meekness, and patience but He did not change the teachings.
However, as the material world changes man needs new teachings and laws that are suited to the present time.
“The second part of the Religion of God, which refers to the material world, and which comprises fasting, prayer, forms of worship, marriage and divorce, the abolition of slavery, legal processes, transactions, indemnities for murder, violence, theft and injuries—this part of the Law of God, which refers to material things, is modified and altered in each prophetic cycle in accordance with the necessities of the times.” Some Answered Questions, p. 48
So you've got a system to explain why points of view change over time.
Well, colour me surprised.
I never said “it can’t be right because it makes no sense to me.” I asked some questions to elicit your opinion, those questions you never answered. I believe it because it makes sense to me but that is not the same as me saying “it can’t be right unless it makes sense to me.”
No, I was directly quoting your reasons why you didn't believe that God would just send one person with one message, and you said that it didn't make any sense to you.
They can verify it as true the same way I verified it, the way a religious truth is verified.
*Sigh* We've been over this.
If a person does your "verification," how do they determine that it is actually verified and they haven't made any errors?
That is not what I said. You are changing what I said into what you think I meant. If you wanted me to prove that what I believe is true then you would have to believe what I am saying is true. I did not say you would already believe it before I proved it to you. You would not believe it until I proved it to you. If you were really receptive and wanted to understand what I was saying you might believe me. Otherwise you would reject what I am saying out of hand.
I literally cut and pasted your own words. If the words are there it is because you wrote them. So DO NOT accuse me of misrepresenting you when I am quoting your own words, okay?
I have supported my position dozens of times but I cannot force anyone to believe what I believe.
It's not support unless you can produce testable evidence.
IF you were a true seeker, it would be your job to look more closely at what I am offering. That is what I meant by doing your homework. I meant research, you know, like you do on college.
I've been looking at the arguments presented by believers of all different faiths for twenty years, and I keep seeing the same flawed arguments again and again. I've seen nothing different from you. So you'll forgive me if I don't see any reason to look into your claims any closer. They are just so much like the other religious claims I've already examined and rejected, I just don't see the point in wasting my time.
Now, if you had something that was actually NEW and UNIQUE to show me, that would get my attention.
You just gave yourself away. You are in a debate trying to win (your position vs. my position) so you have no interest in knowing the truth about God. Thanks for keying me in.
I find it very curious that you think anyone who challenges your views isn't interested in learning the truth, but just trying to win.
You seem to be playing the victim here in order to justify not having to support your position.
As I told you before I am not in a debate trying to win because that would egotistical and a waste of my time. Once I realize someone is just playing a game and trying to prove me wrong it not long after that I call it quits.
And you don't think that what you're doing is already egotistical? You come in here, essentially derail a thread about proof of God's existence into a thread about why Baha'i is right, you make claims saying that Mr B got it all right, refuse to provide support and then when anyone tries to challenge you, you come out with, "I'm not here for a debate, I'm just stating my beliefs!"
And don't give me that stuff about "Once I realize someone is just playing a game and trying to prove me wrong it not long after that I call it quits," because if that were true you would have stopped replying to me months ago.