Review: Are All Religions True?

Are All Religions True? Are All Religions True? by Harold A. Netland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was written for the mind of an incoming or current undergraduate student. This question alone is what plagues many incoming Christmas visiting or staying at a secular campus where all religions abide. However, Dr. Netland gives a great perspective on the question of religious pluralism and how it relates to the nature of Christianity.

It was a great short read that really opened my eyes to Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, but the most glaring fact is the way he ends his writing that while we respect and acknowledge other faith believers as fellow image bearers, we must also remain faithful to Christ Jesus and urge others to faith solely in Christ.

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