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You know, truth is an interesting thing. Truth does not change based on one's opinions. Truth does not change on many opinions. Truth does not change over time. Truth is no subjective, but objective. Truth simply waits on discovery, but it itself is eternally steadfast. Everything in existences has truths about it, and for every truth there are infinite false options. However, truth affects each and every one of us in a real way, from our everyday lives to our eternity.
As truth is part of everything, it is also part of the "religious debate". One side is right, but one side only. Christianity, Islam, Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist, Hinduism, or any other of the religions is true. There is an answer, regardless of the opinions of billions. Regardless if the followers do not follow correctly. There is a truth.
The issue is this: If there is a Heaven and a Hell, and a way towards each, then religious truth becomes very crucial. Literally of the utmost concern. However, it has been clouded by man, causing all sorts of trouble. After all, if the blind lead the blind, both fall into the pit.
It doesn't matter what one believes. What matters is what the truth is, and how one's actions end up towards it. The thing is that the consequences have universal and eternal consequences. That is why the truth is so important.
As truth is part of everything, it is also part of the "religious debate". One side is right, but one side only. Christianity, Islam, Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist, Hinduism, or any other of the religions is true. There is an answer, regardless of the opinions of billions. Regardless if the followers do not follow correctly. There is a truth.
The issue is this: If there is a Heaven and a Hell, and a way towards each, then religious truth becomes very crucial. Literally of the utmost concern. However, it has been clouded by man, causing all sorts of trouble. After all, if the blind lead the blind, both fall into the pit.
It doesn't matter what one believes. What matters is what the truth is, and how one's actions end up towards it. The thing is that the consequences have universal and eternal consequences. That is why the truth is so important.
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