Sorry the question mark at the end of the first sentence is throwing me there. Just to clarify, are you saying that prayer to Vishnu is a waste of time?

Mock Thor at your own peril, weakling.

*cracks knuckles*

As always, stanley, the last word is yours.

It may be a waste of time to pray to Vishnu, but if it is it's a waste every bit as profound as praying to the Christian God of the Bible, given that their existence are both predicated on the same kind of faith.

Educate me. How is your faith different from the Jewish or Hindu or Buddhist or muslim faith.

The fundamental difference is that Christianity is about what has been done for sinners, outside of them, in history rather than what individuals do for themselves through works of penitence and effort to receive reward.

That, and Christianity has proved a net positive for its cultures and civilizations as opposed to Buddhism and Hinduism which ground theirs to a near-stasis and in the case of Hinduism lock people into inescapable class structures.

I just explained. Unless you're asking a question about the quality of faith, in which there is no basic difference. The faith you have that your spouse loves you and that your car will start is the same kind of thing as faith in a savior of the world.

What matters is the object of the faith, not the faith its self. The more worthy, great, and powerful the object of your faith, the more significant it becomes. Faith in a mythical idol is thus significantly diminished when compared to faith in an almighty, all knowing, all wise, just, righteous, and loving God.

What I mean to ask is how is the nature of your faith different from the nature of the faith other's have.

Christians are being asked to set aside their belief that their God is the only God? Really? LOL…Where?

And like muslims are??