Does This PROVE All Religions Are True?

All religions cannot be true because they make contradictory claims.

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[caos]

To take number 2 another way, many of the major religions have directly contradicting points:
Christianity says Jesus was crucified, died, buried then raised back to life.
Islam denies all of that.
Both of these cannot be true.

[kylemacdougall]

In math, the numbers you could potentially count up to are infinite. Therefore, there must be an infinite number of ways to do math! (According to this type of reasoning.)

[michaelhigdon]

Technically they both make the headache go away, one just kills you in the process…

Great video

[atfaithvalue]

The first reason this guy offers for "religions are all true" is something like this:
1) My girlfriends name is France
2) France is a country
--> Therefore: my girlfriend is a country.

And by the way, he makes a 4th logical error. He says that all MAJOR religions are true. So, according to him, size determines truth.

This guy really needs to redo his homework in logical thinking 1.0!

[thetheoreticaltheologian]

Either Christ died for humanity “to save” because of our sin or He didn’t. You can’t have it both ways and say it’s the same God.

[joshgatesmusic]

Jesus said" I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father but through me."
Not all roads lead to God. Great video!

[fluffysheap]

You could provide an even stronger refutation against point #3. Lots of religions do objectively horrible things! Many religions practiced human sacrifice. Those are all extinct but they *used* to be major religions.

[raulsanchez]

Very good video Mr. B!

I’d also like to point out the internal contradiction within saying that all religions are true. Everyone knows the Bible verse that says Jesus is the way the truth and the life. Meaning that any way that isn’t Jesus isn’t the way. Any Non-Jesus religion is incompatible with Christianity.

[topherkingz]

There is only ONE way to the true living God. And that's through His Son Jesus Christ. Jesus said He is the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Him!! ✝️😎 You never miss!! 💯

[NexusZ]

This is a dangerous theology and was explored in the 1800’s forward by New-Age Theologists of the Theosophical society, especially by Alistair Crowley, Helena Blavatsky, and a number of others. It’s been explored in Zeitgeist, a very poorly made movie attempting to reign in a new form of thought and societal unity. The difference between this assertion in the video and the Theosophical society is that the theosophical society actively saw Christ and Christianity as a threat; however, what this young man is doing in lumping in all religions under the singular banner of “God, ” which could be arguably compared to the Illuminist idea of the Demiurge rather than an infinitely loving divine being, is arguably more dangerous in attempting to equalize the Christ, the only begotten son of God, and his message, to every religion- including the ugly ones like worship of Moloch which he so conveniently left out.

[galaxia]

If you listen closely, you can hear every single religion screaming hysterically in the background.

[theslizzlemeister]

Two contrasting things can’t be true at the same time; this makes absolutely NO sense.

[Michael-Archonaeus]

Yeah. When he said "same practice = same destination, " I just thought about all the people who engage in the same practice of driving a car every day, what use would that be if every car drove to the same destination? The reason we engage in the practice of driving in the first place, is to get to different destinations, so if "same practice = same destination" was true, then driving would make no sense.

[NaveenKumar-ipff]

Only my hindu brother would say such a foolish thing, no matter how good we do, we are nothing but heathens for them.
It's time for us to celebrate our uniqueness and realise what the mleccha texts such as Bible say is different than our Vedas, puranas etc

He doesn't only not know our culture but is also grossly misrepresentating the Christan culture

[Richardcontramundum]

excellent and concise once again! Thank you for the apt points. The differences do matter. It's sad and silly that many people will watch his arguments and think, "hey that makes sense, I am fine believing whatever"

[JustUsCrazyBoyz]

"Saying all religions are true is like saying you don't believe in any of them at all"

Saint Jane Frances Cabrini.

[derangedcrouton]

Norse religion: Gods literally came from a salt mass, licked down by a cow, the first humans were carved from wood lol

Meanwhile christianity, judaism: garden of Eden, god made man and woman seperately, man from dirt, woman from one of his ribs lol

[varun]

In infinite paths, some paths oppose each other. So, how can both opposing paths be true at the same time?

[winterlogical]

All major world religions are superficially similar at best, and fundamentally different. Here are fundamental differences just to show how skewed this Tiktoker's view is:

Buddhism - espouses there is no god. Believes in a type of rebirth, but not exactly like Hinduism's reincarnation.

Islam - one God, but people are saved by their good works outweighing their bad works. Denies that Jesus is the Son of God.

Christianity - One God in trinitarian form. Believes Jesus is the Son of God. Salvation is received only by grace through faith.

Hinduism - generally henotheistic (believing in many gods, but following one). Physical reincarnation as different beings occurs based on ones good or bad works in life.

These are just four - but all propose vastly different systems of belief and paths to salvation. They don't even all result in the same thing as this person has proposed. Always good to do your research :)

[dpwellman]

"All religions are good. All lead to the same destination." Is a very commmon, age old trope.The underlying conceit being were all basically good people, which Christianity outright rejects.