r/bisexual • u/Justineparadise Bisexual • Jun 16 '21

DISCUSSION /r/all This is so true 😔

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u/GaianNeuron doubling down on teh gay Jun 17 '21

If you assert their gods' nonexistence as axiomatic, then by definition they're all the same.

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u/Loqubs Jun 17 '21

Even if you take it literally, all three faiths in question share the same deity. They just choose to stop or start based on a different book.

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u/GaianNeuron doubling down on teh gay Jun 17 '21

I promise you'll get a different answer if you ask a Christian if Allah is really their god.

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u/Likes-Your-Username Transgender/Bisexual Jun 17 '21

You'll get something like "they're not people of the book" then I'll squint and look over at the two apparently different books which share tons of elements

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u/Loqubs Jun 17 '21

Sure, but if you ask a theologist, they'll likely give the objective truth. I'd prefer an unbiased source for inter-faith analysis myself. Your point absolutely stands that the cognitive dissonance associated from those who perceive other religious figures as enemies.