Sometimes I think that multiple(all) religions can be true. Saying that only 1 can be true is very human like thinking. Maybe everybody receives the end 'reward' as they imagine it.
Many religions share similar elements. But each religion in its totality, by definition must reject all other religions. If a religion accepts other religions as valid then it ceases to be a religion itself.
Agree on the principle. I talk about the idea that if I would set up a life simulation I would let every simulated member have their transcendental future as they imagine it. So while they reject each other at the end all could have their truth to be the final 'winner'
A question of will
Very well written! Plus I am in complete agreement with you!
Thank you, John
Sometimes I think that multiple(all) religions can be true. Saying that only 1 can be true is very human like thinking. Maybe everybody receives the end 'reward' as they imagine it.
Many religions share similar elements. But each religion in its totality, by definition must reject all other religions. If a religion accepts other religions as valid then it ceases to be a religion itself.
Agree on the principle. I talk about the idea that if I would set up a life simulation I would let every simulated member have their transcendental future as they imagine it. So while they reject each other at the end all could have their truth to be the final 'winner'
Indeed. In the end, we are not afforded the grave of knowing. Maybe this is a good thing. Maybe knowing the truth is not good.