re: #151 Shvaughn

I disagree with your interpretations of “he’s saying [X] is wrong.”

So what?

Also, the concept that one religion must be “right” and the others must be “wrong” is something that you are attempting to assert here, but it’s unproven. It’s a binary statement of truth that isn’t central to all religious belief systems.

Religions usually make factual statements about reality, these statements define these religions. These statements about reality also tend to be largely incompatible. So implicitly, by the very act of making these statements religions implicitly disagree with each other (i.e., say that others are wrong).