[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Being 'right' isn't as important in the long run as having faith.

This is merely relativism. If you don't believe that Christ is "right," then all you have faith in is faith itself. This sort of thing does not stand up under any close scrutiny at all.

[JRandomFreeper]

Paul tells us that we will NEVER see anything but 'through a glass, darkly'.

To try to assume we have all the answers is to usurp the role of faith.

The devil is in the details. You presume to have answers to the details. The scriptures tell us that we do not.

/johnny