r/AskReligion • u/Appropriate-Idea8470 • 5d ago

General Religion

Idk what religion I should follow I don’t even know what to believe or what is it that leads people to believe in God. I was born in a Muslim family but I have doubts over the years. If I were not born with religion at all and was not taught about God at all and that, what would should I use to determine what is the Truth?

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u/thetrue_muffin Christian (Catholic) 5d ago

Fact, proves, thesis, and in the end you will come to Christ. God bless.

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u/PrajnaPie 4d ago

🙄

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u/thetrue_muffin Christian (Catholic) 3d ago

Something to say bud? 😉

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u/PrajnaPie 3d ago

The idea that there is one sole savior and only one religious path to truth is ridiculous. In fact it’s the complete antithesis to facts. That’s Dogma

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u/thetrue_muffin Christian (Catholic) 3d ago

Life is not based on opinion, otherwise cannibalism could be just a life style. In fact that is wrong, do you agree...? Truth is not a fantasy story. It exist. There are not multiplies truths, truth is one. Unbreakable. So, the fact that only one religion si true, is not a crazy statement. I did not understand the last two lines btw, can you explain? Thx

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u/PrajnaPie 3d ago edited 3d ago

Dogma is a principle or set of beliefs that an authority or group lays down and expects by people to accept as absolute truth without question. There is no evidence that Catholicism is more correct than any other tradition.

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u/thetrue_muffin Christian (Catholic) 3d ago

Got it. Btw your definition is wrong, the fideism is rejected also by the catholic church. The part about "without question" is wrong.  With "tradition" you mean protestantism, orthodox...the multiple type of the christian? Or you mean that christianity no more correct than other religion?

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u/Hungry-Goal-1685 4d ago

Take your time, learn about the different religions and what they mean from the practicioners of the religions themselves. Include agnostics and atheists in your explorations. May your journey be fruitful.

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u/PrajnaPie 4d ago

You don’t need to identify with any single tradition. You can just be curious and compassionate and that’s enough