If you are a religous person - what makes your beleif right, and the beleifs of others wrong?
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Inspector Javert
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I do not consider myself a religous person, but I do consider myself a Christian. I do not say that the beliefs of others are wrong...some of them are just wrong for me.
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Well, the five permanent members of the UN security council, The U.S, Russia, England, France, and Germany, are also the 5 largest suppliers of small arms and military equipment to the rest of the world, so I'd say yea, they have the power to keep the world in need of a U.N.
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If I may speak on behalf of all religious peoples: what makes our particular belief system right is tha claims of the founder of the faith and the claims of the holy book concerned! This will then of necessity relegate other ideas as wrong. For instance as A Christian, Y'WH declared that He is One and there is no other, and Jesus said "I am the way, the truth and the life, no-one comes to God but by me." These are specific statements and are the foundation of the faith. They are also different to every other faith (as I am sure others will testify.) This in turn makes all faiths unique, our problem is that instead of these things fostering discussion and debate they have polarized people who have in turn become bigotted and often violent.
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Christ, His Word, and what He did that no one else ever did nor could do. Though I myself prefer to be called a Christian rather than religious. Good question too. +pts -In the Master's service. Thank you and God bless you!
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