Jesus is not the only way to knowing God. He’s the only way to intimacy and fellowship with him.
If you observe the universe closely, combining patterns from history and recognition of those patterns, you’ll know how God works.
If you are *** you’ll align with that mode of operation. Or keep wondering why life is “hard”.
You can connect to God as a Muslim. YES!
But I’ve not seen any other icon that that expresses the heart of God other than Jesus. That’s the gateway to intimacy: the heart.
For this reason I’ve set out to read the Holy Qu’ran and study it. I’ll let you know when I do.
Jesus is the only one who boldly promised eternal life, which is the antidote to the plague of death that has troubled mortals from time immemorial.
Understanding this shifts our focus from religious differences to embracing common truths, truths that we all share if we are truth-seeking.
So instead of identifying as “Christians” or “Muslims”, let’s become truth seekers.
And funny enough, “I am the way, the truth and the life”. I believe if we seek truth we’ll find it, and somewhere in it we’ll find Him.
But enough of the “Jesus is the only way” saga that glorifies religion. I’m tired of seeing it.
Peace
PS: Ambrose calls me the antichrist.
gideon106
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Lol. Calling it ‘just a statement of fact’ doesn’t make it less religious, it just means you’re smuggling in the theology while pretending it’s neutral. The claim assumes there is a Father, a way to reach him, and that Jesus is that way. That’s not a fact like gravity, it’s a truth claim resting on revelation and faith. You can disagree with it, plenty do, but dressing disagreement up as ‘this isn’t even religious’ is just deconstruction with extra steps. Diverse human intuitions don’t decide truth anyway, otherwise we’d let a vote settle whether the earth is flat.
Oh well…”as good as” a statement of fact is not necessarily a statement of fact. But yeah I get you. Thing is…if there are no answers then truth must be reached outside logic. It’s where my faith comes in.
Fairs.
Also, Muslims believe there is God. My neutrality is not intra-religion, it’s inter-religion…I didn’t mention.
Still, I personally don’t see recognition of the existence of a creator as religion. I mean that should be as good as obvious.
Oh this is a perfect response. Seems like read my mind. Leave Gideon, something dey worry am.
😂😂