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Strong Convictions and Healthy Uncertainty: Finding the Balance
SEPTEMBER 1, 2010Several years ago, at a conference I was leading in rural Bangladesh, a Muslim holy man asked if I would like to go for a short walk. As we traversed a narrow path along a rice paddy, he stated: “Mohammed, Jesus, Moses and the Buddha were all great teachers, but by far the greatest was Mohammed.”
A few days later, on a hilltop overlooking the port city of Chittagong, I visited a Hindu Temple. There, a priest informed me that the Vedic Scriptures must be viewed with greater credibility because they pre-date the other major religious books by centuries.