One World Religion

@secondson said
You've assumed a posture you label "agnostic atheist", which in reality means you still don't know. Not knowing is akin to confusion and instability in the mind. Not knowing the truth subjugates the mind to fiction. There's no third option.

Well, I definitely know that I'm not a Christian. There's no "confusion" or "instability" about that.

@secondson said
Do you ever think that maybe you're asking the wrong questions? Possibly with a subconscious agenda to undermine the coherent, rational and logical exchange of ideas and concepts relative to the topics of discussion, with the purpose of derailing the possibility of arriving at The Truth.

You think this OP is "derailing" something?

@secondson said
Our God, the only true God, the God of Christianity, will do that Himself. The only mission for Christians in this life is to lead people to Christ, but only God can bring Christ to man. It is not the Christian's purpose to establish a one world religion or politic.

Ideally, what proportion of the world's population should Christians seek to "lead to Christ"?

@fmf said
Ideally, what proportion of the world's population should Christians seek to "lead to Christ"?

28 years a Christian and you don't know the answer to that question?

@secondson said
28 years a Christian and you don't know the answer to that question?

What is your answer to the question?

-Removed-

That suits me; I’ll treat all of your posts in the same way.

@fmf said
What is your answer to the question?

The answer you don't believe in.

@secondson said
The answer you don't believe in.

So I take it, then, that you now realize you are one of the kinds 'devotees of a "revealed" religion' that the OP was referring to.

@fmf said
So I take it, then, that you now realize you are one of the kinds 'devotees of a "revealed" religion' that the OP was referring to.

So I take it, then, that you are satisfied imagining you've pigeonholed me into a category your OP tried to fabricate for those you hold in contempt for having faith in what you can't imagine to be real.

@secondson said
So I take it, then, that you are satisfied imagining you've pigeonholed me into a category your OP tried to fabricate for those you hold in contempt for having faith in what you can't imagine to be real.

It's not a pigeonhole, per se, but you do have something in common with people of other faiths, as laid out in the rather straightforward OP. There has been no attempt to "fabricate" anything.

@fmf said
Isn't the eventual installation of their God figures, narratives and traditions ~ as the world's one and only faith ~ the ideal and desired outcome for proactive devotees of pretty much any and all "revealed" religions?

Ultimately they can’t all be right though. Out of Islam Judaism and Christianity there isn’t a scenario where they can all be “The One”

@medullah said
Ultimately they can’t all be right though. Out of Islam Judaism and Christianity there isn’t a scenario where they can all be “The One”

So?