Hypothetical Christianity Question

[kenji4life]

I disagree, show me each religion and such claims. buddhism for example makes no such claims. Shintoism has no such 'ultimatum' (sp?)

Originally posted by: thirdeye
Tough call, especially since each religion claims to universally without a doubt true now. If it were definitely proven true, what would be the point? I follow no religion and choose to believe what I feel is right and would probably continue in the same fashion.

Would a religion continue be a religion, if faith is removed from the equation? It'd be like saying that from now on science will no longer need proof of theories and instead will work on the honor system.

But don't take my disagreement too far, I agree with everything but the first sentence.

 

[thirdeye]

Originally posted by: kenji4life
I disagree, show me each religion and such claims. buddhism for example makes no such claims. Shintoism has no such 'ultimatum' (sp?)

Originally posted by: thirdeye
Tough call, especially since each religion claims to universally without a doubt true now. If it were definitely proven true, what would be the point? I follow no religion and choose to believe what I feel is right and would probably continue in the same fashion.

Would a religion continue be a religion, if faith is removed from the equation? It'd be like saying that from now on science will no longer need proof of theories and instead will work on the honor system.

I suppose "each" was not the correct term. A LOT would be a better word.

 

[McGyver]

Originally posted by: sao123
Lets just say hypothetically christianity was absolutely proven the one true religion without a doubt. i want to know how you would react and how it would affect our world today....


Also, what would become of Science, Education, & Government... if it were proven true?


This is not for discussion of what is or is not... but what if. Please stay on topic without flaming.

that's why u need to stop dreaming and come back to reality.

 

[kenji4life]

Either way, I will guess that the OP is Christian. I disagree with the entire question

I btw do not "hate" christians or christianity, only the 'absolute truth' that so many christian religions come across to me as being. I understand that there are many "christian" religions (I know, the term is used way too loosely.)

 

[Inspector Jihad]

Originally posted by: thirdeye

Originally posted by: kenji4life
I disagree, show me each religion and such claims. buddhism for example makes no such claims. Shintoism has no such 'ultimatum' (sp?)

Originally posted by: thirdeye
Tough call, especially since each religion claims to universally without a doubt true now. If it were definitely proven true, what would be the point? I follow no religion and choose to believe what I feel is right and would probably continue in the same fashion.

Would a religion continue be a religion, if faith is removed from the equation? It'd be like saying that from now on science will no longer need proof of theories and instead will work on the honor system.

I suppose "each" was not the correct term. A LOT would be a better word.

yeah us hindus let everyone get in on the action...buddha, allah, jesus....you can join our millions of gods