Tell me something, Prolife ...
You are obviously quite sure in your beliefs. I'm curious, why
so sure? Did you investigate other religions before you became
Christian? Why, for instance, did you not become a Hindu or
Muslim? If, for example, you had been born in Iraq, why wouldn't
you have become a Muslim instead -and then been equally
sure you had the One Right Answer (Islam)? Would your handle
then been Pro-Osama?
The standard answer here, of course, is "faith". Yet Muslims,
to cite one example, also have "faith". As do other religions.
It is always strange to me, all these competing religions, all
sure they are right, all making the same arguments in their favor,
all sure the others are wrong. Do you ever stop and consider
that? You sure were fortunate not to have been born a Muslim,
don't you think? But it seems to have been an accident of
birth that got you there ... (I'm presuming you grew up in a
Christian area and thus were given your religion by society, versus
be exposed to any alternative. Correct me if I'm wrong).
Or: do you think all religions are true ... for example, that
Allah and God are the same entity? If I, for example, converted
from "unbeliever" to Muslim or Budhist, would that be progress
in your eyes?
Btw, I'm not being tricky here. Just pointing a standard thing
which bothers "unbelievers", this total sense from each religious
sect that they are in the right and all others are wrong. They
all want you to be a believer ... but only in *their* sect. |
