Topic: why your religion is best religion? (Read 2133 times)
My religion is best because it's non-existent. No rules, no "sins", no fear of hell or being smote
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
I think all religion are equal. All religion teach goodness with other people and i'm not feel my religion is the best religion. i mean all religion are best. so why we need the best for religion
it's not religion that is the problem, it's the people. There should be a universal religion with one "holy book" that has just one line in it, and it would be "Don't be a dick".
Here am going to give you Few reasons why My religion ISLAM is the Best religion
1. In 23 Years, Muslims Went from Being Powerless to Control the World.
2. The Quran and its Eloquence as a Linguistic Miracle.
3. Inheritance and Economic System in Islam
4. Islam is the Only Religion that Makes Sense in Terms of Spirituality and Materialism
5. Scientific Proof in the Quran and the Sunnah
6. Quran is the Only Book which Has Been Protected from Altercations
7. God in Islam is the Creator
8. Islam is the Largest Spreading Religion in this World
9. Have You Been to a Masjid?
10. Consistency of Islam in Changing Times
1. In 23 Years, Muslims Went from Being Powerless to Control the World.
2. The Quran and its Eloquence as a Linguistic Miracle.
3. Inheritance and Economic System in Islam
4. Islam is the Only Religion that Makes Sense in Terms of Spirituality and Materialism
5. Scientific Proof in the Quran and the Sunnah
6. Quran is the Only Book which Has Been Protected from Altercations
7. God in Islam is the Creator
8. Islam is the Largest Spreading Religion in this World
9. Have You Been to a Masjid?
10. Consistency of Islam in Changing Times
1. In 23 Years, Muslims Went from Being Powerless to Control the World.
- imagine if mudslime wasn't the main religion where the most oil reserves are.
2. The Quran and its Eloquence as a Linguistic Miracle.
- Says the muslim
3. Inheritance and Economic System in Islam
- no, in a few states where the oil is and islam happens to be the main religion
4. Islam is the Only Religion that Makes Sense in Terms of Spirituality and Materialism
- Are you that brainwashed? *Islam is the Only Religion that Makes Sense stoning gay people and killing raped women
5. Scientific Proof in the Quran and the Sunnah
- Where's the proof?
6. Quran is the Only Book which Has Been Protected from Altercations
- Who do you know?
7. God in Islam is the Creator
- Well God in the bible is the Creator, so what now?
8. Islam is the Largest Spreading Religion in this World
- Because you're spreading like filthy, disease spreading rats that you are
9. Have You Been to a Masjid?
- have you been to the St. Sava temple? Any Orthodox Monastery?
10. Consistency of Islam in Changing Times
- Consistency of human stupidity and ignorance is infinite
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
I think all religion are equal. All religion teach goodness with other people and i'm not feel my religion is the best religion. i mean all religion are best. so why we need the best for religion
People should be allowed to make informed choices by themselves in the light of knowledge, science and facts, not faith or wizardry.
totally endorse what you said, the fact is that no religion is better than others, it would be racist
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
all the religions in this earth are the best ones... we cant make a distinction between them..
Nope! Every religion in earth is the least best because of it people from mideval times suffer and you know what made that happen priests on every religion that existed that time.
People should be allowed to make informed choices by themselves in the light of knowledge, science and facts, not faith or wizardry.
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
some times represent history and culture of a country and of a family with tradition and so on…
I don't think "mine" religion is the best because all religion that respect others are "the best"
Exactly They don't use logic and are subjective. Can't compete with such persons. They're brainwashed. Everyday science proves religion is a scam and they choose to ignore facts. Pointless to try. Let them drown in their own delusions.
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
The truth is every religious people thinks that their religion is the best, so arguing with religious people about what is the best religion is a waste of time.
Of course everyone thinks his religion is best! Some people have even made a religion out of thinking that their religion is NOT best.
I know, that's why arguing about it is like talk in to a 3yrs old kid and it's annoying. Arguing with religious people about religion will take a toll on you . I know what I'm saying first hand.
From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/argue?s=t:
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argue
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
So you see? Arguing is a good thing as long as it remains peaceful. Arguing brings out points that others may have not seen. Arguing often shows the validity of points that others didn't know were valid.
In your case, arguing with religious people doesn't take its toll on you because they simply won't listen. Rather, it takes its toll on you because you don't have any logic that can stand up against theirs.
In other words, your logical mind is trying to tell you that they are right. But you aren't listening to your logical self. Thus, your argument exhaustion comes from you arguing with yourself rather than with the religious person. All the religious person does is to bring up his points of argument.
Na, that's wrong, they really often don't listen.
Most religious people I've had discussions with can't use logic when they argue about topics that veer close to their god. That's what I find most exhausting.
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
The truth is every religious people thinks that their religion is the best, so arguing with religious people about what is the best religion is a waste of time.
Of course everyone thinks his religion is best! Some people have even made a religion out of thinking that their religion is NOT best.
I know, that's why arguing about it is like talk in to a 3yrs old kid and it's annoying. Arguing with religious people about religion will take a toll on you . I know what I'm saying first hand.
From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/argue?s=t:
Quote
argue
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
So you see? Arguing is a good thing as long as it remains peaceful. Arguing brings out points that others may have not seen. Arguing often shows the validity of points that others didn't know were valid.
In your case, arguing with religious people doesn't take its toll on you because they simply won't listen. Rather, it takes its toll on you because you don't have any logic that can stand up against theirs.
In other words, your logical mind is trying to tell you that they are right. But you aren't listening to your logical self. Thus, your argument exhaustion comes from you arguing with yourself rather than with the religious person. All the religious person does is to bring up his points of argument.
yeah arguing is good, but the point is neither both side is listening so its a waste of time. just like what we are doing right now we are proving our points but this conversation will never stop as long as you present a new point and its annoying specially if the one your arguing with is not listening to anything that you say. im not saying that its you but im just making our conversation as an example.
Yeah - many people say that they have no religion but secretly fear God - I wonder if there are people that really don't think about God and if there is any punishment/reward after death.
Well here is my take on death, I don't remember before I was born, so no worries on that.
I will not remember after my death, so no worries on that.
Death is 100% guaranteed, the people who wish in a god, are just living in a lost cause.
as the saying goes: "dust to dust" - there's nothing after death and any rational and objective man should see that.
Nothing in this life was made without rational, clear thinking.
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
The truth is every religious people thinks that their religion is the best, so arguing with religious people about what is the best religion is a waste of time.
Of course everyone thinks his religion is best! Some people have even made a religion out of thinking that their religion is NOT best.
I know, that's why arguing about it is like talk in to a 3yrs old kid and it's annoying. Arguing with religious people about religion will take a toll on you . I know what I'm saying first hand.
From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/argue?s=t:
Quote
argue
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
[ahr-gyoo]
verb (used without object), argued, arguing.
1. to present reasons for or against a thing:
He argued in favor of capital punishment.
2. to contend in oral disagreement; dispute:
The senator argued with the president about the new tax bill.
verb (used with object), argued, arguing.
3. to state the reasons for or against:
The lawyers argued the case.
4. to maintain in reasoning:
to argue that the news report must be wrong.
5. to persuade, drive, etc., by reasoning:
to argue someone out of a plan.
6. to show; prove; imply; indicate:
His clothes argue poverty.
So you see? Arguing is a good thing as long as it remains peaceful. Arguing brings out points that others may have not seen. Arguing often shows the validity of points that others didn't know were valid.
In your case, arguing with religious people doesn't take its toll on you because they simply won't listen. Rather, it takes its toll on you because you don't have any logic that can stand up against theirs.
In other words, your logical mind is trying to tell you that they are right. But you aren't listening to your logical self. Thus, your argument exhaustion comes from you arguing with yourself rather than with the religious person. All the religious person does is to bring up his points of argument.
because they told me that when i was young.
every child is born with his parents' religion and they convince him that it is the best and the only true religion
every child is born with his parents' religion and they convince him that it is the best and the only true religion
Do you think the religion you are following is the best religion and others are just following their religion because their parents are following the same?
The truth is every religious people thinks that their religion is the best, so arguing with religious people about what is the best religion is a waste of time.
Of course everyone thinks his religion is best! Some people have even made a religion out of thinking that their religion is NOT best.
I know, that's why arguing about it is like talk in to a 3yrs old kid and it's annoying. Arguing with religious people about religion will take a toll on you . I know what I'm saying first hand.
Most religions are trying to say the same thing in a different way. It's all up to personal interpretation and acceptance of the message.
My religion is best because I don't follow an organized religion. Hell some days I dont even believe there is a god, but I don't look down on anyone with different beliefs like most religions do. I dont think all gay people are going to hell, there are no priests raping young boys in my religion, there isn't passing judgement, I just am ME. I live life as a good person, but not a religious person, we don't need a book telling us how to live, it doesn't take a genious to know you shouldn't steal, cheat, lie, kill etc
I am Baptist but religion is a highly personal preference.
Study all of them and go the different churches and synagogues.
We all may walk a different path but we are all striving for the same goal at the end of the path.
So called religions who choose to kill in the name of a higher being, is not a true Jesus Christ, Jehovah, Messiah, etc religion.
Study all of them and go the different churches and synagogues.
We all may walk a different path but we are all striving for the same goal at the end of the path.
So called religions who choose to kill in the name of a higher being, is not a true Jesus Christ, Jehovah, Messiah, etc religion.
I don't think that my religion is the best. In fact, I'm not very religious but I was brought to be. All religions in the world should be equal and all people should have the right for their own religion without any fear.
what the fuck would be the point in following a religion or any sort of belief system if its no better than anyone else's
My relligion is the best.I believe that GOD is the man in the mirror... 
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