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>>RON

>>  I already answered this in a previous response. I don't doubt that 

>>many believers of other religions have had experiences of God. Due to 

>>the nature of this experience they could easily describe Him as Vishnu, 

>>Brahman, Allah, etc. God does not limit His revelation to Christianity 

>>and Judaism. In the Book of Acts it is recounted that the pagan Greeks 

>>had erected an altar to "The Unknown God". The Scripture verifies that 

>>this was in fact the God of the Christians. I simply believe that 

>>Christianity possesses the fullest and most complete revelation by God, 

>>the Word Himself incarnating and delivering the message Himself. And, 

>>yes I have addressed myself to God as perceived by other faiths. I 

>>believe it was this sincerity of intention that led me to Christianity, 

>>guided by the Holy Spirit.

>>  By the way, I would be very interested in the details of Till's loss 

>>of faith!

>>

>WALT

>Ron,

>If I understand you correctly, the christian god is manifested in many other

>religions, but labelled differently due to the nature of their experiences.

>If these rather distinctive revelations are from the same god,

>why does there exist discrimination, hatred, murder, and an on-going     

>war-time mentality among the many? (I know you've got a neat answer).


RON
1.The fact that God communicates does not exclude human error. 
2.The problem is people (including myself) fail to live up to Christian 
teaching. 

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