Meriweather
Not all who wander are lost
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No. Think about it. The Bible consists of a number of books. Would you ask whether the Book of 3 John (one of the shortest) has the same value as Isaiah (one of the longest). That would be similar to comparing/contrasting apples and oranges. Just as both fruits have their specified values, each book has its specified value.So the Bible, the Koran, the Vedas, etc. are all essentially the same and have equal value?
Christian. I believe God starts with an invitation for each of us wherever we are, and draws us to Him.Are you a Christian or a Deist or something else?
Why does it trouble you that different area/peoples/cultures have different religions? Is it your belief that God cannot find people who live in forests, that He is only able to find those who live on deserts or mountain tops? If not, why are you seemingly troubled that someone might choose the "wrong" religion? That places quite the limitations on God. For example, God found me and drew me through Him through Catholicism, as He did many Saints. He found Mohammad who was trying to merge Judaism and Christianity and came up with Islam, where He drew people closer to Him. Think of the great prophets of Judaism. Our boundaries are not God's boundaries. We all have the same destination, even though we start out in different places. The question is not, Who does God love, because God loves all. The question is, Who loves God? I'll say the answer to that is no one--at least not nearly enough. The difference is that there are/have been a very great number who very much want to try and to do his/her best. That's what brings each of us to wholeness (which is sometimes defined as perfection).