When discussing religion, what do Christians mean when they say "What if I'm right?"?

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ironlace

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FYI, I am neither Christian nor Muslim. I am a free thinking, homosapian.
I've never heard a Christian explain what she would do if "She was wrong." So, what would happen if Christians were wrong, and Muslims were right?
 
If the Muslims are right, then the Christians can't be wrong.
We share countless beliefs with the Christians so if one of us is completely right, then the other is almost as right.
 
Christians are incapable of thinking they're not right. When you go to a building where a hundred people say over and over that they are right, it get ingrained in their heads. That's the purpose of church. That and to make money.
 
I am going to say that I am a child of God, first before I will take on the name of being a Christian. I feel that if you can't be all the way Christ like then don't say you are a Christian. That's why we are so bad mouth today, but people are going to talk anyway.

I honestly feel that the word of God is right, now if I was wrong then whatever you believe or other people believe would come to pass. I do feel that every scriptural event that was prophesied has occurred and still are occurring. Whether or not you believe is total up to you and I must say if I believe you would that give you some type of esteem? Would that make you happy? Would that make all your discussions on your religion sure and perfect?

In the end the reasons why we have different sides in the first place is because we have different voices and we don't have the same views.

I will conclude that when you die you will know who was right?
 
They mean that they can no longer support their argument with verifiable logic and reason and so turn to the benefit of the doubt.
 
I have never heard christians say that we should know we have Jesus in out lives. I know with certainty Jesus is in my life.
 
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