Exactly. This is why my eyes roll when I hear someone claim their religion is the correct one. They know with 100% certainty.
Yet if that person had be born somewhere else with a different upbringing, there's a very good chance they would believe a conflicting religion was the correct one. They would know with 100% certainty.
As both these religions conflict, at best at least one must be wrong.
I always ask them about their belief, even though I do not try to force my reasonable view on them. If your religion is the right one, then you're saying that all other believers (other religions) are worshipping false gods and are probably going to hell?Yet if that person had be born somewhere else with a different upbringing, there's a very good chance they would believe a conflicting religion was the correct one. They would know with 100% certainty.
As both these religions conflict, at best at least one must be wrong.
These discussions can be interesting if the right parties are involved. However, it is quite unfortunate that only a few people are open-minded, especially when it comes to tough topics such as this one.
I've encountered a lot of believers that just do not seem to listen to someone's points.