Can you answer one of these questions???

Question

1. Does God exist?

2. Do all religions lead to God?

3. If God is good, why is there evil and suffering?

4. Is Jesus God?

5. What will happen to those who never hear about Jesus?

6. Is there really right and wrong?

7. What about all the wars that have been caused in the name of Christianity?

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Answer 1

1 Yes, but not as theorized by mere humans.

2. They should

3. Earth is a free will zone  evil, etc. arises because of the choices we make

4. No, except to the extent we all are

5. Nothing special. He is hardly the "only way".  What He actually meant  was that through Christ *Consciousness* one experiences God directly.

6. Dualistically, yes;  ultimately, no

7 The "religions" were all "tweaked" by the early NWO types, to help with controlling and disempowering "the peasants". Wars function to make them richer, and depopulate the planet. Two of their major agenda items

Answer 2

1. God exists.

2. Many religions lead to God, one, perfectly; some, imperfectly; and some, not at all.

3. God is perfect goodness, but he gave man kind free will, so that he can choose God's way or his way.  Too many people are not following God's way.

4. Yes, Jesus is God.  God, though one entity, is composed of three divine persons: God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.

5. The only way you can obtain Heaven is to be baptized.  Many people who are alive today have never heard of Jesus.  They choose to live good lives.  When they die, Catholicism believes that they have "Baptism by desire".

6. Yes, there is really right and wrong.  The ten commandments define each. The Sermon on the Mount describes right and wrong with more detail.  When Jesus was about to give himself freely to die on thew Cross for our sins, he said, "I give to you a new commandment.  Love one another as I have loved you."

7. See the answer to # 3.  Many so called Christians chose to evangelize by the sword.  Along with the false popes, there have been some shameful times in the history of the Church.

Sources: The Catholic Catechism and the New American Bible,  If the Little Rock Scripture Study Program is active where you live, I encourage you to sign up.  Also, you will learn a lot if you sign up for instructions in the Catholic faith.  They begin right after Easter and last a year.

Answer 3

I can provide opinions if that counts as answers.

Answer 4

1: It depends on your personal belief. I, personally, do believe God exists. There's no way of really knowing right now. You just need to have faith.

2: Many religions have one god. Maybe even the same God with different names. Others, however, are polythiestic, or worship more that one god.

3: Some religions believe that evil/suffering are all tests to see how well we can handle them.

4: I think some religions have different beliefs on this, but my religion believes that they are two different people. Everything is muddled, but /most/ religions all have good intent. Not all, but most.

5: I really don't know.

6: Right and wrong? Do you mean a right and wrong religion? No. (Well, there are some cults that have no religous intent whatsoever...but, they are all based on every individual belief) It's what you feel is right, religion-wise. Actions and what you do is a completely different story.

7: Wars are really a matter of two sides fighting for what they think is right. If they really got to talking before breaking out in war, they may have realized that war based on religion is extremely pointless and everyone should be able to worship what they please freely.

Answer 5

1.  No, or at least not in the way that everyone thinks he/she/it does.

2.  No, some religions do just fine without any gods, moreorless your god.

3.  The classic answers are that he is either not all loving, not all powerful, not all knowing or that he doesn't exist.

4.  No, at least no proof exists to show that is any more likely than anyone else being god.

5.  Nothing, they have their own religions.

6.  Whether there actually is right or wrong doesn't matter because the world operates as though they do and there is no way to escape from the world in a meaningful way.

7.  Just more proof that the christians are no more right, moral or worthy of praise than any other group.

Answer 6

1. Yes, but not in the sense of a wish fairy with a beard.

2. No. Buddhism is a mental philosophy.

3. Because humans have free-will to choose.

4. No. Jesus realised that we are ALL God.

5. The same as people who haven't heard of Britney Spears.

6. There is no good and evil in the universe. They are subjective human ideas. Moral codes are personal.

7. More are about to be caused in the name of Islam. Stick around....