What are some examples of religious truth?

Answer 1

There is nothing call as the "Truth". because truth is subjective matter I can say that X is the true religion but you may say no it is Y. Because definition of truth is form in experience and knowledge. To make complected story simple, before Galileo and Copernicus everybody use to believe that earth is at the centre of the unversed of cause that was the truth of the time the way "earth is not centre of the universe" is truth of our time in our light of limited knowledge of universe. for your information, scientist (think) are able to explore only 3 percent of the space with all its experiment. So according to me truth is sting illusion. Its belief. Even your face is round is not truth because round is definition formed in one premise.

Answer 2

To adapt an old adage, religious truth is in the eye of the follower. The following are some examples of religious truths from different religions:

• Christianity - Jesus is the Son of God, or is God, the creator.
• Islam - God has no partner and no son: Jesus is therefore not the son of God, but a Prophetic and Messenger.
• Conservative Judaism - the nature of truth can vary from generation to generation, depending on circumstances
• Orthodox Judaism - the halakhah (Jewish law) is fixed but can be interpreted; it must be followed by observant Jews.
• Progressive Judaism - halakhah is a guideline rather than Divine Law, thus for Progressive Jews, observance is a choice rather than an obligation.
• Jainism - Only enlightened beings can perceive truth in its entirety.
• Muslim - Muhammad is the last and final Messenger of God.
• Bahai - Jesus has the designation of the Son of God, but that does not mean he is God Jr. Muhammad was the Seal of the Prophets to validate all that had gone before, but not the final Messenger. Baha'u'llah is the most recent Messenger and there will be another in about 1,000 years.

Notice how each of these truths excludes or modifies truths of other believers. This is because religious truth depends on what you believe.