Do you know that you are 100% right in your beliefs?

Answer 1

I am 200% positive that Jesus is God.

Answer 2

WOW what a question...it is what i have been searching for all of my adult life. I have studied with almost every persuasion for many, many years and on my own. Altho all of them have some 'facts' and/or some of God's truths, none have all of God's Truth in one package. Don't get me wrong i love and read and pray and study the Bible every day
( have and use or have used most all translations); one can 'make a case' to support almost any and every belief under the sun, if one has a mind to. So, with that said i am like many of the other people that have given answers to this question...Yes, with the openness to always learn more about Him which is Truth (always checking it out with God myself) and hopfully always respecting others beliefs unless they just toooooooooo out there somewhere. I wouldn't ever try to change someone else's beliefs simply agree to disagree or ignore them unless they were asking me. I have found no other throughly gratifying occupation than this. But am i 100% certain in my beliefs...yes and no. Only the most basic like several of the other people have said. So, thanks for the question and lets all keep right on 'seeking' and enjoying and sharing what we do 'know' of Him...i consider myself 'growing and/or abiding' in Him...i 'know' i'm 100% right in this. oxoxoxox God bless

Answer 3

I don't believe that you will always be 100% right in your beliefs because different people take things different ways. The Bible is filled with the obvious "straight facts," but He also uses "figures of speach." The Bible states that, we as Christians must never just be happy with what we have in our religion, but to continually question and study the Bible to understand. I know many people who have been Christians for their entire life, up to 80 years, and they still don't have all the answers, and Christ said that that will never happen. What you need to do is have 100% faith that you will go to Heaven to be with the King. I believe that as long as you believe that Christ died for the remission of our sins and rose again three days later, you will be with Jesus in Heaven for all eternaty. This is what my father has taught me, and he has been a minister for the past 10+ years. Although saying that all your beliefs are not 100%, the one belief that IS 100% in my mind is that Jesus died for my sins and the sins of everyone else. That I KNOW for certain.

Answer 4

I know for a fact that my beliefs are 100% right. I also know for a 100% fact that I belong to the only true church (Christ's Church) that has been restored by the athority of Christ on earth in these latter days by the Prophet Joseph Smith and there is a living Prophet today.

Answer 5

I do not. I do know that there are beliefs that are not important and that some of these beliefs cause problems with others that would not be there if I or you or anyone else did not have them.

The core beliefs of the Bible are important and I dare not throw them aside.

I know that the Bible is to be the saved persons recognized creed and that fellowship is based on God, His Word, and His People.

I do know that we make mountains out of mole hills and this is to our detriment; whether serious or minor detriment.


If you do not believe the Word of God and/or do not:

1) Pray, Pray, Pray, Pray, Pray, Pray, Pray, etc.;
seemingly constantly.
2) Daily read the Word of God and meditate on what you
read.
3) Forsake not the assembly of yourself when possible.
4)Give Able tithes your gross earnings and offerings to God. 5) Wittiness/testify

You are most likely are doomed to failure in your Christian walk. I did

NOT,

say are doomed.

BUT,

are most

LIKELY

are doomed to failure.

Answer 6

I believe I am 100% if I didnt I would change my beliefs until I did so, though I am either right or wrong I believe completely that I am right.

Answer 7

An honest question deserves an honest answer with reasoning:

Do Jehovah’s Witnesses believe that their religion is the only right one?

The Bible does not agree with the modern view that there are many acceptable ways to worship God. Ephesians 4:5 says there is “one Lord, one faith.” Jesus stated: “Narrow is the gate and cramped the road leading off into life, and few are the ones finding it. . . . Not everyone saying to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter into the kingdom of the heavens, but the one doing the will of my Father who is in the heavens will.”—Matt. 7:13, 14, 21; see also 1 Corinthians 1:10.

Repeatedly the Scriptures refer to the body of true Christian teachings as “the truth,” and Christianity is spoken of as “the way of the truth.” (1 Tim. 3:15; 2 John 1; 2 Pet. 2:2) Because Jehovah’s Witnesses base all of their beliefs, their standards for conduct, and organizational procedures on the Bible, their faith in the Bible itself as God’s Word gives them the conviction that what they have is indeed the truth. So their position is not egotistical but demonstrates their confidence that the Bible is the right standard against which to measure one’s religion. They are not self-centered but are eager to share their beliefs with others.

Do not other religions also follow the Bible?

Many use it to some extent. But do they really teach and practice what it contains? Consider: (1) From most of their Bible translations they have removed the name of the true God thousands of times. (2) The Trinity doctrine, their concept of God himself, is borrowed from pagan sources and was developed in its present form centuries after Bible writing was completed. (3) Their belief in immortality of the human soul as the basis for continued life is not taken from the Bible; it has roots in ancient Babylon. (4) The theme of Jesus’ preaching was the Kingdom of God, and he sent his disciples out to talk personally to others about it; but the churches today seldom mention that Kingdom and their members are not doing the work of preaching “this good news of the kingdom.” (Matt. 24:14) (5) Jesus said that his true followers could be readily identified by their self-sacrificing love for one another. Is that true of the religions of Christendom when the nations go to war? (6) The Bible says that Christ’s disciples would be no part of the world, and it warns that whoever wants to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God; but the churches of Christendom and their members are deeply involved in the political affairs of the nations. (Jas. 4:4)

In view of such a record, can it honestly be said that they really adhere to the Bible?

Answer 8

yes, but only because i dont BELIEVE anything! i just have good ideas ;) and ideas can change...


EDIT: i take it as a very high compliment that after an hour and 22 answers, i havent gotten one thumbs up OR thumbs down! :) bring it on world!

Answer 9

If I didn't believe my faith was correct, I would change it..............that would probably be true of all of us.

However, I'm sure I have some "opinions" of God, etc............and that I'm not 100% right about anything.

I DO know that God loves me and Jesus is Lord...............but I'm probably wrong about other doctrinal things........

Answer 10

Not at all. I'm always happy to be corrected also.

BTW, it might have been interesting to see the religious affiliations of those answering.

Answer 11

Yes.