Name ONE objective truth from your religion. And DEFEND why it is objective and the truth. (Holy Ghost, Israel)
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Many religions claim to have objective truths, yet those claims can rarely be substantiated. Stating them as facts, doesn't make them so.
Please provide one like the headline asks, but more importantly, tell us why you feel it is the case. Remember, if it is stated in a "holy book" of your religion, that makes it the claim, not the fact.
Many religions claim to have objective truths, yet those claims can rarely be substantiated. Stating them as facts, doesn't make them so.
Please provide one like the headline asks, but more importantly, tell us why you feel it is the case. Remember, if it is stated in a "holy book" of your religion, that makes it the claim, not the fact.
Define “objective truth.” What is the object of this thread?
Define “objective truth.” What is the object of this thread?
It is the religious that keep talking about "objective truth". The object of this thread is to do a deep dive into what that is, what it means, and how is it determined.
It is the religious that keep talking about "objective truth". The object of this thread is to do a deep dive into what that is, what it means, and how is it determined.
I dont know what objective truth is and i dont think it is the religious alone that touts several truths and theories.
I can talk talk about what I believe is truth - it is that which cannot be reasoned out; does not change with time and space. Advaita asserts there is only one truth, everything else is not-truth. (It is important to understand that Lies are no the opposite of truth, they are just lies.)
That recognition with complete understanding of what truth is is the first step towards a spiritual path.
It is the religious that keep talking about "objective truth". The object of this thread is to do a deep dive into what that is, what it means, and how is it determined.
I for one do Not keep talking about ' objective truth ' (but religious truth -> God's Word < - yes - John 17:17)
I find the opposite of objective is: subjective. That would be a personal opinion over God's opinion as found in Scripture.
What comes to my mind is the ' object lesson ' Jesus taught at Matthew 21:19-20.
The apostles saw that unproductive fig tree wither away.
Thus, Jesus was giving them an 'object lesson' or perhaps one could say -> an objective truth that unfaithful Israel was like that withered-up fig tree. By outward appearance they claimed to observe God's regulations but inside they were barren and without producing good fruitage - Galatians 5:22-23.
Jesus' goal, aim, purpose, intention was showing them what the end result would be like for that fruitless nation.
It is important to recognize that every human has value from their creation...therefore treating people with equality and protecting their inalienable rights is a cornerstone to a better society.
It is important to recognize that every human has value from their creation...therefore treating people with equality and protecting their inalienable rights is a cornerstone to a better society.
It is important to recognize that every human has value from their creation...therefore treating people with equality and protecting their inalienable rights is a cornerstone to a better society.
I agree - except that I'd replace 'creation' with 'evolution'. Religion can have a regrettable effect of making Some people think they have more value than others.
Luke 3 (see also Matthew 3) 16 John answered, saying unto them all, I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh, the latchet of whose shoes I am not worthy to unloose: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire: 17 Whose fan is in his hand, and he will throughly purge his floor, and will gather the wheat into his garner; but the chaff he will burn with fire unquenchable.
Repent of sins to Jesus Christ and get baptized with water and the spirit and receive the Spirit of the living God............ Millions of people have received the Spirit of God in a profound way ..... Would it be Honorable to their witness as lies of them receiving God’s living Spirit on their spiritual space
I agree - except that I'd replace 'creation' with 'evolution'. Religion can have a regrettable effect of making Some people think they have more value than others.
Luke 3 (see also Matthew 3) 16 John answered, saying unto them all, I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh, the latchet of whose shoes I am not worthy to unloose: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire: 17 Whose fan is in his hand, and he will throughly purge his floor, and will gather the wheat into his garner; but the chaff he will burn with fire unquenchable.
Which has more value? The wheat or the chaff?
I think you are using evolution to mean something that happens over centuries to a species. I am saying at the moment of creation for each individual they have value.
As a Quaker, my religion doesn't believe in water baptism as a necessary component for anything. Moreover, we don't have an official clergy as there is no need to separate anyone or dictate to someone how they should interact with God overriding their freewill. All people anywhere can find their unique ways of connecting to God.
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