Jay520 on 22 July 2012
NintendoPie said:
It does make sense to a person looking for a god or a religion to belong to. You aren't, you could care less. So I think that's why you aren't really understanding. After all, none of this meant anything to you, it was just your little experiment. Which I don't blame you for doing. |
Let me explain. Most religions claim that there is only one God which belongs strictly to their religion. Therefore, all other God-based religions are based on a false God(s). Let's say that the religion that worships the actual God is called Religion A. It is quite possible that Religion A does not teach morals you follow. Therefore you would go to religion B, C, or D whom all teach the morals you believe. However Religion A is the only religion that worships the correct god. By going to Religion B, C, or D, you are worshipping a false God - one that doesn't exist. Thus, depending on Religion A, you could go to Hell for not praising the correct God.
It doesn't make sense to choose a God-based religion based off of morals because morals so not correlate with a valid God. Morals are simply what you think is right or wrong. Not necessarily what God thinks is right or wrong.







