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Right, I get they acknowledge it, but my question is how does it all fit into a cohesive whole? I'm assuming that they assume one religion is true and the other
by Geminidog 6y ago
Right, I get they acknowledge it, but my question is how does it all fit into a cohesive whole? I'm assuming that they assume one religion is true and the others aren't. Or am I wrong on this front? Do Christians believe that the truthiness of religions can be on a gradient? Is Zoroastrianism wrong and Christianity right or are they both right?
- shireboy 6y agoObviously a variety of thought within "Christians", but I think the main view would be that Zoroastrianism has elements of truth (monotheism, dualism, for example), but not the "fullness of Truth". So, possibly one could consider that a gradient. May seem a little stubborn, but then again most people think their own worldview is best.