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I find my mind returning again and again to this comment. It is an important statement of your personal experience with those not of the Baha’i faith. I’m not a Fundamentalist Evangelical (nor would I be accepted as one by those who are) and I’m not a Catholic but I find myself on the side of...

“… teach certain men not to teach strange doctrines” (1 Timothy 1:3) Given what Paul, a Jew, taught concerning the one God and the gods of the nations, would Paul find it a strange doctrine that all gods are his God, the one God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Israel?

If it really is true that there are three (or four) conflicting views of hell that are all biblical then wouldn’t it also be true that the Bible contradicts itself? I think there is a problem with his premise.

Thanks. Would you clarify who “non-believers“ are? I’m thinking you mean only atheists and agnostics but I’d like to make sure that I’m understanding you correctly.

Would you say that your God and their gods is the same God? Do you think they might say that their gods are your God? (Or that their gods are the God of Israel?)

Evangelism. Since you (and the majority of Roman Catholics you’ve encountered) believe all paths lead to the same God, do you think Christians should cease trying to convert people from other religions to Christianity Pancho Frijoles? My Muslim friend / co-worker often urged me to convert to...

“Satan loves to fish in the troubled waters of a discontented heart.” - Thomas Watson

If Noah and Jesus aren’t Yahweh then Noah and Jesus aren’t the God of Israel.

Would you ever?