Are all religious doctorines false?

Question

Do you think that if there is a real God, that he hates almost all religions of the world, except Buddhism and atheism, for painting a false picture of him either through the Bible or Quran. Why are people so absolute in saying that the Bible or Quran is true? Did you actually see God inspire people to write it? You don't realize how much power you give to religious leaders by believing them. They are the holders of knowlege, not you. So instead by following the Bible or the Quran, you are following man, not God. Jesus even says to judge things by their fruits. The Bible and the Quran doesn't seem to have very good fruits.

Answer 1

Funny you should use a bible quote (judge by fruits) for validation.
How are you so sure Buddhism and atheism is painting a true picture?

Christians are so absolute in saying the bible is true because His holy Spirit, which resides within the believer, shows the reader that they are the inspired Word of God. It is spiritually discerned, and not taken as true on the basis of what any "religious" leader would say or believe. God is love, and the fruit of His Spirit is love. One simply knows that they are of the Spirit (God) by their content. This is why the different versions and translations of the bible are a mute point. The power and Glory belong to God, who we believe in, and not to any man, or a man's interpetation.

Answer 2

I'm no expert on the Quran, so I will not comment on it. But the Bible? Have you read it? It DOES have good fruits. Our very society is founded on the fundamental principals of the Bible. The Founding Fathers made an effort to include the 10 commandments into the Constitution and the backbone of American law.
So yes, the Bible has produced some pretty good fruits --- our NATIONAL PRINCIPALS.

Answer 3

I personally follow the Bible, not any man who tells me what he wants me to glean from his understanding of the scriptures. I choose not to give any man that sort of power. They are simple men who have failures and defeats just like me. I judge each person by their fruits, not by what they profess to be. In that manner I can be tolerant of anyone I meet. I simply allow God to do the Judging as to whether a person will get to heaven or not. I cannot know the inside of anyone else's heart. Only God can and so I think he is better qualified to do that particular job.

Answer 4

The bible has very good fruit. Humans are the ones that use it to produce bad fruit. Even Buddhism has bad fruit.

Its like saying a knife is evil when it is only a tool.

Answer 5

I believe all religious doctrines are false.
I'm so serious about this that I hold it as an article of faith.

Ah...


To decided on true and false, you will have to have some sort of sure measure or method against which to assess these doctrines, established as clear from its own potential for being wrong. No, that isn't simple.

Welcome to the world of doubt, possibilities and probabilities.

Answer 6

I am Catholic, but I do believe that for the most part, the bible is a great novel. Believe in yourself. What is wrong with that. We have freewill and a conscience, w know what is right and wrong, follow that.
Oh, and before you say anything about if laws. If my family was starving, yes I would steal a loaf of bread. Sometimes the greater good wins.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

You're right.

The Bible doesn't seem to have ever inspired charity to the poor, loving others as yourself, apiring to social justice, or any of that stuff.

I mean, it never even gave anyone the wisdom to say "Judge things by their fruit."

Answer 9

Only if you choose to believe it yourself. It is a matter of faith, believing in something that is not there takes conviction. I choose to believe in GOD and his SON and HIS HOLY SPIRIT and HIS WORD.

Answer 10

You are a wonderful fruit.