if they differ, is religion or reality right?

Answer 1

Reality, of course.

Great question, btw.

Answer 2

No one really knows what religion is the right one. Each one makes some very good points that make sense. So it really depends on which one makes the most sense to you personally. With reality, is anything real??? I mean look at the world as it is today and then look back at what it was, even 20 years ago. Many things are a complete opposite to what they were then to now.
This is quite a controversial question and there could be a lifetime of debates on this topic.
Hope this helps and have a great day/night!!! ☺

Answer 3

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Regardless of what people will tell you. If something is true, it is true in reality. If it isn't true in reality, then it can only be true in the imagination. Lots of people have very well trained imaginations. They can convince themselves that the world they live in is not real, but instead a magical battleground for invisible entities. They're perception differs from reality, to say the least.

Answer 4

I don't think they differ. The totality of reality is rather like Alice in the Looking Glass. It is very strange indeed! Take a look at Quantum Mechanics .

Answer 5

Reality is here and now.Religion is man-made and contrived to control the masses.Weak minds are very fearful and humans hate the thought of really being alone,hence the inception.Kind of like, when little kids create a invisible friend.

Answer 6

If you can understand quantum physics (and i cant) but someone once tried to explain that reality doesn't exist. Physical objects are made of molecules that are constantly moving in and out of this plane. So technically a chair or anything solid isn't really there! Like I said if you can understand, I sure didn't

Answer 7

Yes, they differ greatly. Faith tends to direct religion's development, while reality tends to rely heavily on observation. Neither have answered the most intriguing questions, but science provides me with the most hope.

I have the perfect poem to illustrate MY OPINION. I'm not saying it's absolute truth; however, my experience leads me to agree with Emily Dickenson:

"Faith" is a fine invention
When Gentlemen can see-
But Microscopes are prudent
In an Emergency.

Answer 8

Reality is right because it is reality. Are you meaning perceived reality? If religion and perceived reality differ, one should question whether they correctly understand the religion as well as if they are correctly perceiving reality.

Answer 9

Reality and religion are both perceptions of truth. Everyone's "truth" is "right" to themselves. If a person is religious, that is their perception of reality.

Answer 10

Reality. In essence there really is nothing else. Everything but reality is a facade.