Saying “there is no objective truth but multiple truths” is the same as saying we can’t learn the truth and all opinions are equally valid.
The problem is… this statement presupposes an objective truth and defeats itself when it is uttered.
Belgium-based former Salafist imam Bruno Guillot, who trained at the Islamic University of Medina in Saudi Arabia, converted to Catholicism after years of serving as an imam.
@rickbrennanjr Any scholar worth its salt can show you that is not the case. Protestantism by definition is a sect. The rebellious spirit can't be from God.
@muslimorthodoxy Christianity is not about success but about truth. There are many things that look successful in our worldly view, but they do not matter. Only God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
@sola_chad I think you have a comprehension problem. What he said is: there is no contradiction between Catholic teaching and what is written in the Bible. You say it is not found in the bible. Two problems: 1- you have a butchered bible lacking books and 2- not everything was written.
@___TheGOOdWitch This is a terrible comparison. Trying to compare abnormal function of organs against mutilation is not very smart. It is not the same fixing something that is not working adequately to a normal bodily fuction and mutilate it because of your mental illness.
@Ernest1588761 Worst take I have seen. He did not break Roman laws. Pontius Pilate said to the Jews he did not find the man guilty, and the Jews of that time asked Pontius Pilate to execute him because he spoke blasphemy. Pilate washed his hands and wanted nothing to do with his death.
@dannycantalk This is a poor understanding of God's being. He is not a created being and limited as we are. The core of the moral argument is that it does not depend on choice, but moral wrongness causes harm at a real level. It is NOT a preference where your choice is no better or worse.