If proof came out tomorrow that your religion was wrong, would you convert?

Answer 1

lets wait for tomorrow then!!!
and wht if on the other day came out that they were wrong about their findings would u go back to ur past religion?

Answer 2

Religion has never been categorically right, even with the realism as shown in the tenet. How can religion be wrong when right cannot be ascertained as well ?

On the other hand, the question of true or false has no relevance in religious order. Does it matter especially the die-hards would never accept anything when its originality can be proven on the contrary. As long as tranquility without disorderliness of religious disharmony, it will be a blessing to leave religion alone and intact from any interference.

Answer 3

I have converted. Conversion depends upon finding and then recognizing something better. It is typically assumed there is nothing better and science appears confirms this. Obviously we have problems in perception underlying all of western culture.

The course of meaningful discovery requires not only a lot of thinking but also thinking skills which must honed by the individual to be effective. Western culture has no meaning and is encouraging the continuation of ignorance by the pursuit of distracting ideals instead of self-understanding. In short, meaningful self-discovery requires a great deal of motivation when we live in a culture assuming impossible to achieve ideals are what we sacrifice for.

Answer 4

Why one should care to know whether a religion which is being /not being practiced , should be wring or right . Conversion is never a self-righteous need. It is either a fad or an economic necessity . I know people sponsored by a particular religion going for higher studies just because they agreed to convert. What do you call these ?

Answer 5

the teachings of all the religion is right. but the people dont understand it and twist it in their own ways. the misinterpreted views are all wrong. these wrong views are the base of each religion. religion is made by man. there is no religion for an person who understand the teachings of those great teachers.

Answer 6

Religions are a tricky thing, I personally don't subscribe to any, so its kind of a moot point with me but I suspect that it undermines the idea of faith in asking this of those who are religious...

That is to say that, scientifically, a religion can possibly be proven not to be possible, but that doesn't mean those who believe in it will agree with or accept that as evidence...

Answer 7

No because my religion w/c is Christianity has it's foundations unlike others w/c are make believe. Also it's the only religion w/c intertwines the aspects of the world.

Answer 8

Convert to what?

I don't envision any "proof" that my religion--Christianity--is wrong.

It would be difficult to devise such proof, and I'm not sure what that proof would consist of if it did exist.

Were such to be presented to me I would have to consider it very carefully and accept or reject it. If I accepted it I am not certain exactly what I would do.

I don't anticipate having to make that choice, and I think most religious people would agree with me, regardless of their religious preferences.

Answer 9

It came out long ago and no one is exiting from the doors.

Answer 10

There is no proof to religion. There is only faith ,nuff said.