Why the exclusivity of Jesus is so wonderful

Glen Scrivener  |  Features  |  everyday evangelism
Date posted:  1 Nov 2024
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Recently Pope Francis was fiercely critiqued for his teaching at an interfaith event in Singapore. Both Protestants and Catholics have charged him with the serious error of ‘indifferentism’.

Indifferentism is the belief that all religions are alike in their ability to bring you to God – it doesn’t matter which path you’re on, they all reach the top of the mountain. Whatever his corrections and clarifications later, his words at the Singapore conference sounded suspiciously like that teaching. ‘Every religion is a way to arrive at God’ he said. At the same time he made fun of the kind of person who says: ‘My God is more important than your God’. ‘Is that true?’ he asks the audience, expecting the answer, ‘No’.

If nothing else, these comments have turned Christians back to their Bibles to seek the truth about this vital issue: are religions different paths to God?

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