The wrong religion

[Sabour]

In a sense, though, this is relevant to the thread topic. The belief that there is only one correct way is correct for you. And although I personally disagree in exclusivism, I would not say that exclusivist mindsets are signs that one is practicing the wrong religion. For some, exclusivist religions are exactly what they need. There is a certainty that comes with them that has great appeal, especially for those who favor thinking in black and white terms. We sometimes use "black and white" thinking as an insult, but really, it's just another way of going about understanding reality. If that works for people, and gives their lives meaning and purpose, that's good enough for me.

Well I don't know what to say now, but even after this I still stand by my opinion. I say different roads don't make us reach the same destination. I think of us as being in a middle of an ocean and having no compass. If you don't have the compass will remain in the ocean going back and forth and be wondering about things.

You need the compass to know your direction. The compass is the right religion, and there is only one compass. But I do admire the way you approached my reply. But I am the kind of person who you will always find saying what he truly believes.

 

[Sabour]

Which is really the only important discussion to have. Without a god, all theistic religious traditions fall apart.

I would join if you started a thread, I don't want to hijack this one