How can all faiths be valid when they contradict each other?

Question

If one says gravity exists, and another denies it, will you steo off the roof?

That's STEP off the roof!

Answer 1

no theyre not,on the other hand we respect the people following those faiths but that doesnt make those faiths valid at all.

you know that the gravity exist because u have studied till you reach and convinced by this result
for religion there is only one true religion which i believe is Islam but for u i think you have to study about all those faiths from their pure sources then ull surely find which one of them is the only valid.

Answer 2

There are certain beliefs common to mainstream Christianity, for instance, that amount to a saving faith, and that makes all of them valid. However, the paths to those beliefs can be widely divergent, and this is where we get our different denominations. Those paths can lead to aspects we don't consider as valid. For instance, Christ dying for all of humanity is an error (to me) that leads to not needing a savior before the age of reason, which leads to baptism as more merits earned only after a perceived need to "accept" salvation. It's completely logical to Baptists, and works-based humanism to me. But they also believe things that don't contradict with my beliefs, and it's that "bigger picture" of a relationship with the Lord that I'm after, and so I can feel comfortable going to that church.

Answer 3

Well then, gravity seems to be the cold hard fact and no one can disprove it but faiths are up to us, it's up to each of us whether or not to believe that it is gravity that is pulling us down. The current problem is when people of different faith chose to think that their beliefs are superior to others and they force people to leave their faith. That's bad.

Answer 4

The only way all conflicting ideas can be valid is if that's the way it SHOULD be.
Imagine . . . the supreme being allows that we may each perceive God the way we wish, and that is the human condition: to manage within that confine. It doesn't have to make perfect sense.
Lotsa' work ahead.

Answer 5

But it does. Einstein says that under the concepts of Relativity a falling brick can move upwards or stand still.

Newtonian laws do not apply totally and uniformly in a relativistic universe.

Answer 6

I don't think every religion out there is 100% right, I just think all of them are at least 1% right and vary in degrees from there. If I can find friendship and understanding in that 1%, then I'd say that's a great thing.

Answer 7

First of all, no ones arguing about gravity here.

Second, I think all faiths are valid because no one really knows what the truth is. So I think everyone is entitled to their beliefs, and I'll be over here, enjoying mine. :)

Answer 8

Know your faith Is the most Important and stand for what you believe.Pray to whatever God you believe and may he guide you Into all truth and understanding not man but your God.

My God speaks to me In stillness and He leads and guides me Into all truth and understanding,may whoever you choose as God do the same

Answer 9

Ive never steod off any roof. what the hell does that mean anyway?

Answer 10

All religions aren't valid. only one is. Christianity. I'll prolly get alot of people saying "you're tyring to push your Christian agenda" but it's the truth.