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by sierra_ann on August 23rd, 2006

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What is the justification for the belief that all paths lead to the same God? Wouldn't the teachings of each way contradict the others?

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  • by Roger Kovaciny on August 24th, 2006

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    You are correct. They can't all be right. (I would say they can't all be wrong, either.) For example, one religion teaches that I should treat other people as I desire to be treated. Another one might teach that I should strap bombs around my child and send him out to send unprepared strangers to hell, or at least blow their arms and legs off, so that my child and I can go to heaven. One of these two Gods is actually the devil, in my view, and his heaven is going to be warmer than expected.

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