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Quote by: Isherwood  But it does, as it is evidence of the limited scope of that belief. The fact only a limited, well-defined group of people accept it as truth makes it evident that it's not a universal reality.
Jews don't agree with Christianity, neither does Islam. What makes Christianity "right" and everyone else "wrong"? Only the determination of Christians. |
Then believing anything is useless. What you are implying is that there is no absolute, but there is always an absolute, and that is Christiantiy. The pen thing is certainly analogous to what the subject is. Someone may see the pen as blue in their eyes, as you see Christianity as "just one belief system," but the pen is actually black, according to the manufacturer, just like Christianity is the absolute thing that will get you to heaven. It is not an opinion at all. It is your opinion that you think it is an opinion, the statements that Christianity is not a religion is fact, and that it will get you to heaven is fact. The point is, is that there is always an absolute, and in this case, the absolute is Christianity, not Judaism, or Islam.