A)Does my religion [insert any religion here] have biased and unprovable theology?

Question

Insert any religious view of your choice, whether:

theism

atheism

agnostic

western

eastern

left

right

imaginary

real

up

down

ancient

modern

well,you get the point

B) or is it everyone else's religion that is this way making mine the only true one?

Answer 1

Mine covers a whole load of different viewpoints on theology, but prefers instead to bring simple moral conduct to the table. In fact, any theology is welcome, provided it does not interfere with the Life Lights.

For example, if someone were to approach it with the stance of 'God's rule is the only rule, and I will follow only His rule', then Pikanism just wouldn't be for them, considering the Life Lights were not made by any God. However, saying that, if the God's rules agreed with the Life Lights, then there is no reason to doubt a potential pairing of the two religions, though I see no point from the person's viewpoint. They already have religion, why add another that just agrees with theirs and adds nothing?

Either way, there is no 'only true way' to it. It's just another way, but by combining other ways it probably has an edge on others.

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~Loving Light~

Answer 2

The burden of proof falls upon the believers.

Answer 3

Every religion has unprovable theology, and any real follower of that religion will think that he or she is right because they have faith in that religion for whatever reason, be it how they were raised or because of experience.  Everyone puts their faith in something, be it science or religion or something else, and everyone bases the (at least temporarily) unexplainable on the fact that what they believe in will explain it.  Every religion is based on faith, not quantifiable facts, and so it's hard to prove anything about any of them, as well as atheism.