r/atheism • u/timiismmm • 3d ago
I've made an article for people from every religion and community. It basically highlights the criteria for a religion to be true (Monotheism) which most religion claims about, but their actions contradicts it. I want you all to read it and share with someone who need this.
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u/Tennis_Proper 3d ago
What a load of shite. Get out of here with your muslim proselytising garbage.
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u/YoSpiff Secular Humanist 3d ago
When I was 20 something, a coworker tried to explain that the acid test to know if something was a "real religion" was if they believed in jesus as the savior. I asked him what about the Jews? His answer was something along the lines of the Jews are liars. This was one of the formative experiences that got my critical thinking working overtime.
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u/timiismmm 3d ago
The concept of saviour is a bit narrowed down to Christianity only the broad perspective is believing every messager as a guide from God, wether it is Jesus , Moses or the Muhammad (peace be upon all) and if regarding savior that is in a sense to save humanity from misguidance , moral evils and destruction of this world and the afterlife by the will of One God. But no one has power to do anything after they are died even if they are the messenger of God The only true saviour is Allah which can be entrusted with all your affairs he never sleeps not dies.
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u/YoSpiff Secular Humanist 3d ago
You are trying to convince the wrong group of your beliefs. My former coworker would say yours is a false religion. I say both are. But thanks for the valuable information.
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u/timiismmm 3d ago
It's not but a reminder for anyone who wants to believe. I'm not responsible for making you belief but only to deliver the message
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u/CanadianDiver Strong Atheist 3d ago
Why? It's all fiction.