How strongly do you feel that your religion/church is the right/true one?

[Lady Florida.]

f there is one truth, saying "that works for you but not me" is nonsense because truth is not subjective, therefor logically there cannot be inclusivity between religions that believe opposite things.

 

Which is why I and many atheists say they can't all be right but they can all be wrong.

[Murphy101]

Well, there is not one truth except for the one truth that there is not one truth.

 

 

Ha. *Snort*

[SnowWhite]

I see from the comments that many people answered based on a general category like Christian. I should have worded things more carefully that I mean specific denominations (e.g. Roman Catholic, Methodist, etc.). Who has the "right" (or the most right) answers?

 

The church I grew up in presents its doctrine as more true than any other presentation. I'm aware of at least some other denominations who have the same black-and-white presentation. I'm wondering how common that is.

 

That is true of the church where I grew up. It is not true of the church I attend now as an adult, although there are certain churches viewed as having "less truth" than ours. A lot of other churches are viewed as "different flavors".

 

I should say that the church I left was a cult-ish fundamentalist church and the church I am in now is considered conservative evangelical.

[idnib]

Islam teaches that many messengers (including Jesus, John the Baptist, Abraham, Adam, etc) have been sent to humanity with appropriate messages for those people at that time. This is what I believe and it gives me peace.