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In comparing the five major faiths, what impressed you most about each faith’s unique view of God and creation?
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I think the most interesting thing is that while they all have a God that they believe in, there are so many differences in their god’s abilities and behaviors.
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They all have a concept of God. The relationship with the said God is different. In asking the question “what is truth?” I can only conclude that having a concept of God is not enough. Wrong relationship with Him can result in wrong practice in Life.
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It is most impressive to find similarities thread through the worldviews of the five major fiaths.
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It impressed me that, whatever the concept of deity is, man has the conviction that there is a supernatural realm and some kind of God. It impressed me that in Hinduism and Buddhism there is no clear idea of a personal God who is distinct from the elements of nature. Although Judaism and Islam have doctrines of such a personal God, it impressed me that only Christianity has the doctrine of a God who became incarnate and died for man.
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What impresses me the most is the ‘Thread’: a belief in ‘God’ and ‘Creation’. I believe it is pre-existent Christ, Logos (John 1:1) teaching and preparing for the fullness of time (Gal.4:4), but that’s just my opinion.