Consensus on God: can all religions agree on meaning of universal Truth/Justice?

[ninja007]

ever heard of "Chrislam"? It might be coming.... Google it.

 

[emilynghiem]

ever heard of "Chrislam"? It might be coming.... Google it.

Yes, I am more concerned that Muslims reconcile with Constitutionalists.
After going around in circles with Parture, I think that pretty much confirmed I am more
of a Constitutionalist who "happens to believe that Jesus" is Restorative Justice that
fulfills the natural laws. As the lack of connection with Parture showed, I can connect
through natural laws but not with the Bible that is not universal compared with natural laws.

Both the Jews and Gentiles are still reachable and governed by natural laws.
So when Parture and I disagreed over whether difference in interpreting the Bible
can determine going to hell or not, we reverted back to natural laws to "try to prove"
who was or was not consistent, and then it became "trying to prove" who is or is not a Christian believer.

So this business of trying to prove things first in order to believe is
natural laws of secular gentiles. So we reverted back to that.

The natural laws are also where the Muslims and Constitutionalists
have a common base. Maybe consensus can be reached on that level.
Still invoking Christ Jesus, but using natural laws that are universal to
people of different faith and cultural backgrounds.

The Bible works to establish agreement between fellow believers, but neither Parture nor I could even agree
that we were both believers so using the Bible didn't work.