Why is your religon true and not the religion of others?

Hi Slevesque,Of course you realise that it's very easy to find Muslims saying very similar things to you. Compare and contrast; This is the same kind of thing we're used to hearing from Evangelical and fundamentalist Christians, only with the Quran in the place of the Bible. Of course, these claims about the Quran are not true, but then neither would they be true about the Bible.What exactly is it about the arguments in favour of the Bible/Christianity that you feel distinguishes them from similar arguments made by those of other faiths?Mutate and Survive

No, you've got the wrong end of the stick. I wasn't trying some sort of logical exegesis. I was simply making two statements, not trying to say that they logically followed each other.The claims made by the Muslim website's author (perfection of Quran, fulfilled prophecy, universality) are false.The same claims though are made by Christians (perfection of Bible, fulfilled prophecy, universality) and those claims are also false. Not because of the Quran; they are just false because they don't bear up to comparison with reality.In short, you say that you have compared religions, but you nonetheless seem to employ all the same arguments that other religious advocates use. Doesn't this bother you?Muslim apologist sites are full of Arguments from Design, often the very same arguments that Christian creationists employ; Sound familiar? It should, this is the same argument we regularly see employed by Christian creationists. Now I can see that arguments for a creator god are going to look similar at a basic level, but what I'm interested in is how you take this to the next level; how do you distinguish between the kind of argument above (which could be made in favour of absolutely any god) and an argument specific to Christianity? What lets us know that Yaweh, not Allah is God's preferred nomenclature? What is it that make Christianity stand out for you? What is Christianity's unique selling point? What separates it from the kind of nebulous arguments that Harun Yahya uses to prop up a faith that we both agree is false? Okay. Makes sense. So, when you looked at Islam, what struck you as false? And when you look at Christianity, what strikes you as being good evidence that it is true? No, I'm not religious and yes, it went much as you suggest. I have always been sceptical of religion and when I look into it, I see nothing but falsehood, delusion and bad arguments. I am still waiting for one really good piece of evidence for the existence of any god or supernatural being. For me, it's more about the lack of a single good argument than about counting out failed arguments.You clearly feel different. Okay, I get that. So... what was the "right"? What made you think that Christianity had passed your veracity test where other faiths failed? Looking over the thread so far, you seem a little reticent about specifying what piece(s) of evidence sealed your opinion. But it seems to me that the thread is intended for exactly that purpose. Why the reluctance?You have been asked why you think Christianity stands out above other religions. So far, your answers seem to be "The Bible" and "Evidence". You understand, people are going to want a little more than that. Mutate and Survive