Is Christianity the best religion

Answer 1

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I'm not going to say whether Christianity is the best religion or not. It's all up to your conviction. But I'll tell you some things that make Christianity different from other religions:

Christianity is the only 'religion' where believers have a relationship with God, and are called children of God. That's why it's actually not a religion, but a relationship.

Christianity is the only 'religion' where it is taught that God, in the form of man, came down to Earth to die for our sins, and that through Him, Jesus Christ, we can be forgiven and saved.

We do not believe to have, and try not to have, rituals. We try not to just 'go through the motions', but to be close to God: to have a relationship.

All religions are equal; in that they are absolute 100% untrue. People need to just understand that there is no god; there really is nobody watching over us, making sure our lives are perfect. People who spend all their lives preparing to die and "go to heaven" are just wasting their life - there is nothing after death, so just live your life because you only have one.

Answer 2

It is difficult to answer this question without making a judgment based only on opinion. Any loyal Christian would immediately say that Christianity is a good religion; in fact, some very devout Christians believe it is the only true faith. Certainly, there are a number of positive things about Christianity that believers see as especially important: these would include Christianity's message of a loving savior, forgiveness of sins, and hope for the resurrection of the dead (so that they may be reunited with their loved ones who miss them).

But in fairness, it should be noted that all religions have good in them, and each one has made important contributions so society. If you were to ask Jews or Muslims or Hindus or Buddhists (or members of other world religions), they would say their faith too has teachings about goodness, forgiveness, and compassion. And it should also be said that sometimes, Christians have not followed the teachings of Jesus and have instead been guilty of fanaticism or prejudice or indifference to the poor. (The same is true of other faiths as well: the religion offers a set of guidelines about how to live a good life, but first, you have to follow them.) The majority of Christians make a sincere effort to follow the path Jesus laid out for them, and if you asked, they would say they believe Christianity is the right religion for them.