What is the true religion?
''The question of what constitutes the "true" religion is deeply personal and subjective. Different people and cultures have various beliefs and practices that they hold dear. For some, the true religion might be Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, or another faith. Each religion offers its own path to spirituality, ethics, and understanding of the world.
Ultimately, the "true" religion for an individual is often the one that resonates most deeply with their personal experiences, values, and beliefs. It's important to approach this topic with respect and openness to different perspectives.''
What a great answer from artificial intelligence! You have to admit that every religion thinks that they are the ''true'' religion. Ask yourself: Were your parents' religious? What region of world were you born? How many different beliefs and practices have you studied or were introduced to? Why aren't you open to different beliefs and practices?
My mom's brother was introduced to the Jehovah's Witnesses in 1957. My uncle could not read or write. The Witnesses had a Bible study with him and his family. He was convinced that Jehovah's Witnesses had the ''truth.'' My uncle was looked up to by my mom and her sister. They all became Jehovah's Witnesses. That's the only religion our family ever practiced and was open to.
The Watchtower Societies subjective understanding of the Bible was their only perspective. Attending endless meetings, reading the weekly Watchtower Magazine and preaching the ''so called'' good news was jammed in their brains for over 40 years. Limit their members reading material, limit their friends to fellow worshipers and repeat their beliefs and reading material over and over. Stagnate and just go thru the motions.
Is there a ''true'' religion? It's subjective and open to different perspectives.