I was thinking about this last night; if God really is all-powerful, surely the concept of goodness and holiness in mankind (regardless of religious denomination) is more important than squabbling over the particulars of the varying interpretations of the core message of gentleness that all faith groups share?
Now I know I'll get Christians saying, 'but God says to worship him our way, it says so in the bible,', and the Muslims will say, 'but God says to worship him our way, it says so in the Koran,', but doesn't this just add gravity to my argument?
I am not trying to be offensive as I respect everyone's beliefs, and I am not the sharpest tool in the box either, but do I not have a point?
Thanks for all open-minded and polite answers.
2007-11-07
22:37:45
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DaveyMcB
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