I believe all monotheistic religions are all pointing to the same Creator. But there are different interpretations

Different places had different interpretations. But there are many commonalities. Each religion claims to be right. But I think they are all talking about the same Creator.

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LadyGrace ·

@Axeroberts

Each religion claims to be right. But I think they are all talking about the same Creator.

No they're not all talking about the same Creator. That is obvious from all the different belief systems, but God said listen to His Plan of Salvation and you can't go wrong. You won't miss heaven. They can't all be right! And that's why God gave us a specific Plan of Salvation, because it works for all the world, and was meant for all the world. That is obvious from John 3:16 and 17. God did not give us any other plan or way to heaven, but His plan. We can't all be talking about the same Creator because some think the Creator involves worshiping idols.

Axeroberts · 56-60, M

@LadyGrace in Judaism Christianity and Islam it's the exact same one. But I believe monotheism stems from the same Creator. Different interpretations. Religions all claim to be right.

LadyGrace ·

@Axeroberts oh my gosh Christianity and Islam are nothing alike.
Again.... It's not about religions of this world. Religion doesn't save a person. Jesus does, so what a particular religion claims as being right has nothing to do whatsoever with getting to heaven. Jesus died for the world, not certain religions. And Jesus said there's no different interpretations about it. He made his Plan of Salvation crystal clear so that people wouldn't miss how to get to heaven. But you keep dancing around that. God tells you the exact way to get to heaven but you keep insisting that your way is better and that you'll do it your way, not His way. God was trying to tell us that our devised manmade plan, doesn't work!

Axeroberts · 56-60, M

@LadyGrace well it has and is working very well for me. Thank you very much

LadyGrace ·

@Axeroberts But it won't, my friend. It won't, in the end, because Jesus said it wouldn't.

You keep saying that you want to think for yourself and all, and that's understandable, but your attitude is that having salvation through Jesus Christ is somehow God controlling man, but it's just the opposite! When Jesus forgives us of our sins, he's not trying to control us. He's trying to save us from the condemnation that sin placed on us. He is freeing us from the condemnation that sin had over us, when we accept Jesus as Savior.