What is the religion called the truth?

Answer 1

I'm not sure if a particular religion is actually called "The Truth". However, I've been one of Jehovah's Witnesses for all of my life ( 40 years). I actually made the decision to become one of Jehovah's Witnesses at the age of 13. Most Witnesses love talking about The Bible no matter where they are with their friends. Often, someone will ask you: "How long have you been in "the truth"? Or, "how did you come in the truth?" If one has been a Witness for a long time, this expression is almost always used even on a global scale. The majority of Witnesses that choose to leave this way of life, usually still refer to it as "the truth". Many never choose to go to other religions. Some will live a life completely contrary to what a Witness should live but later come back because they know it is "the truth". Jehovah's Witnesses feel they have found "the truth". This is not because they feel they are perfect. It is not because they "close there eyes" to the mistakes or misunderstandings we have had over the years. Rather, it is because Jehovah's Witnesses are sincere Bible students. They are always striving to make adjustments. As an organization, they are not too proud to admit when they have been wrong. True, they are criticized when they make changes. People call them the "false prophet". But we simply don't care about about these accusations. We feel any adjustment is good if it helps us get closer to the truth of the Bible. To sum it up, the difference between other religions and what Witnesses call "the truth" is the motive. "The meek shall inherit the earth". Meek means "teachable". It is closely related to humility. As a group, by allowing the Bible to guide them and by making any changes necessary ( even doctrinally) so as to please the Author of the Bible, they feel they have found "the truth".

Answer 2

This question is open to MANY answers and MANY different opinions, however there is only one right answer.

That being said, the Catholic Church is the only religion that teaches the FULL truth about God. It is the only religion that is apostolic, or in other words, it teaches what the apostles of Jesus Christ were taught. The Catholic Church is the first and only true christian faith. Martin Luther broke away because he misconceived what the Catholic Church taught as he witnessed part of the clergy doing wrong things (such as having people pay for indulgences, which is against the Catholic faith). The Pope at that time, Pope Leo X, tried to get Luther to talk with him in public so he could straighten out his errors (the errors in the 95 theses), but Luther refused to comply. You don't have to take my word on that, it is in the Papal Bull "Exsurge Domine" by Pope Leo X.

There are still MANY misconceptions about the Catholic faith floating around today, and i encourage you to find the Roman Catholic's point of view on things if you intend to investigate the Catholic Church.

Jesus Christ is the founder of the Catholic Church, and he said that he would be with the it for all time. And if the Catholic Church fell into corruption, then he would have lied. Which we know that seeing he is God and the perfect being, he cannot/will not lie. Making the Catholic Church Infallible.

Keeping that in mind, there are MANY people within the Catholic faith that are corrupt and do things against the teachings of the faith. Such as Johann Tetzel, a priest who lead people to believe that indulgences could be sold to forgive sins (which they CANNOT).

If there are any other Catholics out there who would like to further prove my claim, please do.

Answer 3

There isn't a specific religion called "the truth." Many religions claim to offer the ultimate truth or path to salvation, such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and others. It ultimately depends on individual beliefs and interpretations.