In other words, sin *is* objective? Sin being defined as a deviation by an individual from the Eternal Law.
Also, sin isn't sin "because the Bible says so." The Bible says that a particular action *is* a sin because it *already was.* The Bible is part of the Revealed Law which helps humanity, with its compromised (since Adam and Eve's fall) intellect, to discern moral evil.

Thu most sin of now is of old

Tbh*

Nothing has changed

it changes form, not nature.

Agreed.

No one undergoing a trial should say, “I am being tempted by God.” For God is not tempted by evil, and He Himself doesn’t tempt anyone. But each person is tempted when he is drawn away and enticed by his own evil desires. Then after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin, and when sin is fully grown, it gives birth to death.
James 1:13‭-‬15 HCSB
https://bible.com/bible/72/jas.1.13-15.HCSB

Sorry for the random last giant picture ;; didn't mean to do that

I've been somewhat struggling with my connection with God.

Same

https://youtu.be/V2WxfzsPv0c

Yah

He says hes catholic

But is for abortion

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Deeds, not words. If all you needed to do was lip service, it'd be pretty damned easy to be a good Christian.

how do christians know there religion is the correct one and not just a more ideologically advanced doctrine versus the quran. What distinction can be made rationally.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5qJPZySo7A

This explains our philosophy

Mere Christianity, by C.S. Lewis would be a good read to explain as well.

Hey guys I'm trying to find the Book of Palmists

Is that a denominational thing, like the Catholic Bible?

It's from the Codex Democrates. It accounts the trials and tribulations of Saint Rosary (Rosy) Palms and her 5 sisters in the month of November.

The Christian worldview is the only worldview that provides the preconditions for intelligible experience and knowledge.

I watched that video and I was thinking about writing exactly why I felt it was inadequately answering my question, but decided against it.

to summarize... The things in which he proclaims makes his religion different , are in most part the things that make all religions different from each other.

I thought the end in which the other gentlemen discusses how the resurrections historical accuracy shouldnt be questioned interesting.

Need to look into it more

There's evidence for the Resurrection. Chrisrianity rose from a persecuted sect in Judea to the religion of Rome in a matter of three centuries. The philosophy of Christianity has influenced the World more than any other creed. I'm ending it at that.

Im not about throwing the baby out with the bathwater...

I know some religious stories have decent moral value instilled in them

All.

Jordan Peterson talks about that.

Jordan Peterson is an overrated crackhead who was based about gender

Those ideas can be separate from the religion is what I would suggest.

He's good in a few contexts

But what is the foundation of these moral values. For other religions?

My initial question really asks why you believe Christianity, given the nature of other religions and how closely paralleled the believers can be to eachother.

The univeralism of certain moral principles serves to prove a singular origin of Humanity in contrast to secular polygeny

And as I said, Christianity has more weighing in its favor than any other religion, and I own a 400 page book comprehensively proving that

the messages dont matter in that context.. because whether morally better or not the principles of any given doctrine are a matter of faith.