On world religions, I group them into two.<\/p>\n
1. Cultural religions:
\n- For those who follow the religions of a particular culture, family, crowds, etc.
\n- Theists, Atheists, Agnostics.
\n- Believers are generally very shallow in knowledge of their religions. Proving otherwise\u00a0\u00a0 usually results in nonsense.<\/p>\n
2. Doctrinal religions:
\n- For those who believe truth matters.
\n- Theists, Atheists, Agnostics.
\n- Believers tend to study their religions thoroughly.<\/p>\n
Once the above has been established, I shall disregard the first category and focus on the second.<\/p>\n
From the second category, it is easily broken into yet another two groups:<\/p>\n
2. Doctrinal religions:
\nA. Grace based
\n- God revealed, perfect, truth
\n- Christianity<\/p>\n
B. Work based
\n- Men made, imperfect, false
\n- All religions except Christianity<\/p>\n
Now, one can start reading Calvin's Institutes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On world religions, I group them into two. 1. Cultural religions: - For those who follow the religions of a particular culture, family, crowds, etc. - Theists, Atheists, Agnostics. - Believers are generally very shallow in knowledge of their religions. … Continue reading