Is the fact that Christianity presents a very specific dogma that guides one against......?

Question

the foilbles of human nature a point of consternation from other practices? In some the worship of self is superb (scientology) while in others the worship of the occult or of nature superb. Yet none can happen without a higher power and dogma that ensures guidelines to happiness are followed aka dogma. Thusly, doesn't the acquiesence of superior being influencing all religions point back to the existance of God? And if so, wouldn't this acceptance of God drive the will of God to have all of mankind accept Jesus as the savior throughout every religion? Show me a practice of worship that doesn't acknowledge a higher presence as a central part of its worship whether by name or identity.

Answer 1

Buddhists... they dont believe in a higher power

Answer 2

There can't be you stinker : ) per the defintion of a religion you HAVE to believe in a higher power.

Here is the reason why Scientology is a religion in there own words:

http://www.scientologytoday.org/Common/question/pg05.htm

Also, now I like Christianity as much as the next guy, but wasn't Jesus a Jew and not have anything to do with the creation of the Christian religion? Why can't someone just accept god as the savior? According to your religion, God, Jesus, and the holy spirit are all the same thing

Answer 3

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaVeyan_Satanism

By the way, try not use so much fancy language next time. I think I just heard some Christian heads exploding.

Answer 4

thems some mighty big words u used there ...

Answer 5

My dog does it selflessly everyday.

Answer 6

no he cant use cults full of lies to spread truth!!
CHRISTIANITY IS BELIEF IN THE TRINITY!!