| DaRev said: So the amount of time you spend being a 'christian' means almost nothing. It's what you have been doing with that time, those 16 plus years that's important. So, what have you been doing, as a christian for those 16 years, just being a bench warmer? |
You seem to suggest that the only way to determine if a religion is 'true' or not is by digging deep and studying every facet of the religion. If that is true, if that's the only way to tell if a religion is true or not, then it's literally impossible to find the true religion. Using your logic, one should research every single religion in the world because that's the only way to tell if it's true or not. Do you know how many religions are in the world? Dozens, Maybe hundreds. And if it takes years and years of studying to fully learn about one religion, then how long would it take you to learn about every religion? Several Lifetimes, I bet. The chances of you finding the correct religion within one lifetime is 0%. There's always going to be another religion worth several years of studying to validate it.
