RELIGION: Which one is right?

Question

So many to choose from.

Answer 1

ask God, not people

Answer 2

As stated before, none of them are the truth. There is what you believe and what really is. Since we currently have no way of knowing the true nature of the universe and beyond, the best you can do is pick a position you feel comfortable with and follow it. Personally, I choose to not choose. I just live my life and treat people with respect. Best I can do.

Answer 3

I like how the general consensus is None, all of them, or what teaches what you like.

The way I feel about it is that you should evaluate what the religions have to offer in comparison with what is ACTUALLY in the Bible.


Following are a few questions that should help you to see whether your religion adheres to the Bible. Answer the inquiries as you read them. Then ponder what the Bible has to say. If yours is the true religion it will be in harmony with the Bible. Since the King James Version is perhaps the Bible most commonly used in English-speaking countries, all references will be from it in making this doctrinal test, though you will find the same truth in any other Bible translation.

**Does your religion teach that the soul is immortal, which means it cannot die? Note what the Bible says: “None can keep alive his own soul.” (Ps. 22:29) “He hath poured out his soul unto death.” (Isa. 53:12) “Every living soul died.” (Rev. 16:3) “The soul that sinneth, it shall die.” (Ezek. 18:4, 20) The Bible answer is obvious. It teaches that souls are mortal, that they can and do die. Does your religion teach that? It should if it is the true one.

**Does your religion teach that only the wicked go to hell, that hell is a place of fire and that none are resurrected from hell? The Bible says that Jesus Christ was in hell three days and was resurrected from there. In a prophecy concerning him, it explains: “Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell [sheol]; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption.” (Ps. 16:10; Acts 2:31) Also, Jonah was a man that was as in hell and got out alive. When swallowed by a big fish, Jonah said: “Out of the belly of hell [sheol] cried I.” (Jonah 2:2) Where was Jonah? In the fish’s belly, and there was no fire

**Does your religion teach that the dead are conscious? The inspired Scriptures say: “For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing.” (Eccl. 9:5) “The dead praise not the LORD, neither any that go down into silence.” (Ps. 115:17) So, according to the Bible, the dead are not conscious. However, they have the grand prospect of being raised from unconsciousness by means of a resurrection from the dead.—John 5:28, 29; Acts 24:15.

**Does your religion teach the “Trinity” doctrine, which claims that Almighty God and Jesus Christ and the holy spirit are three persons combined to make one God? Does it say that the Son, Jesus Christ, is coeternal and coequal with the Father, Jehovah God?

Now consider what the Bible says on this matter: “There is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.” (1 Tim. 2:5) Thus, God is one person, and Jesus is no part of God but is the mediator between God and man. Jesus, too, said: “Hear, O Israel; the Lord our God is one Lord.” (Mark 12:29) And of himself Jesus said: “I am the Son of God.” (John 10:36; see also Luke 1:32.) So rather than Jesus’ being God or a part of God, the Bible speaks of him as the Son of God.

“From everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.” Also, it calls him “the high and lofty One that inhabiteth eternity.” (Ps. 90:2; Isa. 57:15) Hence he was not born, was not created; he had no beginning. But note that the Bible calls Jesus Christ “the firstborn of every creature,” and “the beginning of the creation of God.”—Col. 1:15; Rev. 3:14.

And what about their being coequal? Those who teach the “Trinity” believe that they are. But Jesus said: “My Father is greater than I.” (John 14:28) And the Bible, at Mark 13:32, says that the Father has knowledge of important information of which the angels and the Son are ignorant. Obviously, then, Jesus and the Father are not equal. How does your religion compare with what these scriptures teach? It should agree with them if yours is the true religion.

**You can also very easily make the test in connection with other teachings. For example, does your religion teach that Christians are still under the Mosaic law, and that the observance of a weekly sabbath day is therefore binding upon them? (Rom. 6:14; Col. 2:16, 17) Does your religion permit any praying or bowing before images in worship? (Lev. 26:1; 1 Cor. 10:14) Does it allow the eating of blood? (Lev. 17:12-14; Acts 15:28, 29) Does it have a clergy class upon which it bestows titles such as “Father” and “Reverend”? (Matt. 23:9; Job 32:21, 22) The scriptures here cited show that the true religion does not teach or practice any of these things.

Answer 4

If you are truly seeking an answer, i believe you get it but it may not come through yahoo. I also believe having a relationship is much better than simply having RELIGION. just pose that question once again; this time when you have some alone time and i guarantee you will receive an answer.

Answer 5

I don't think anyone will ever know, not in this life anyway. Of course, that doesn't mean that we should judge anyone else's religion. I can't say anyone is completely right or completely wrong; all I can do is day what I believe.

Answer 6

no specific one is "right".
religion per se is of very little importance.
what is important is YOUR personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
don't get hung up on "religion".
please read John 3:1-16

Answer 7

i am not going to give u counseling about religion other then some tips
always find the true teachings of religion. do not judge religion bu thier followers.Find something that gives u stability and makes more sense to you. Always find something that calls you towards only one God. Oneness is the key.

Answer 8

There is not a right one you can't know whos right. try studying them and see which one you believe in. Religeon is not something to dwell on though people should not tell you what to believe. So none are right no one can know whats right, or don't have one, live your life without worrying about it

Answer 9

All religions are right to one extent of another.

Pick the one that answers your spiritual questions

Answer 10

None are right because none can be proved. but, you might look at the one that makes the most sense to you. of course, that would require for you to suspend your disbelief in magic and superstition. you must have faith--a belief in something you can't see, hear, or touch. People will tell you that you can see, hear and touch god because he is all around you. uh, hmm, show me.

Answer 11

Christianity is not a religion, but a faith in Jesus, this is the one that i choose because this is the only one that i believe in.