False religion

Definition and stakes

Portrait of George Q. Cannon George Q. Cannon,  Journal of Discourses — Volume 25…

“ It has not been the case in the history of our race that true religion has sought to destroy false religions, and the advocate of false doctrines, by the shedding of blood. That has never been the practice of true religion, or of those who believed in true religion. How preposterous it would be for us to imagine the Savior and the Apostles killing those who differed with them in their views about religion! The mere thought is abhorrent to all our ideas of the religion of Jesus. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of F. W. Farrar F. W. Farrar,  The Expositor's Bible: The First Book of Kings

“ A deeper and holier reverence for all eternal truth which the Bible contains has taken the place of a meaningless letter worship. The fatal and wooden Rabbinic dogma of verbal dictation—a dogma which either destroys intelligent faith altogether, or introduces into Christian conduct some of the worst delusions of false religion—is dead and buried in every capable and well-taught mind. Truths which had long been seen through the distorting mirage of false exegesis have now been set forth in their true aspect. ”
Source: Gutenberg

William Anderson,  Model Women

“ A false religion, whether recorded in the pages of the Koran or the Shaster, may contain many important truths; but the fact that it is a human instead of a Divine, a false instead of a true religion, indelibly stamps it as unacceptable in the sight of Him who is “Holy in all in His works;” ”
Source: Gutenberg

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