I really felt talked about controversies involving Pope Francis because there's a lot of people who already do that,

but I really felt called to say something about his recent comments given the different reactions I've seen to them on the internet.

First, let's look at the controversy.

According to the Catholic media outlet, The Pillar, Pope Francis prompted controversy

Friday with remarks at an interreligious meeting in Singapore that some have taken as a

departure from Catholic doctrine on the role of Jesus

Christ and salvation.

All religions are a path to reach God.

They are, I make a comparison, like different languages, different idioms, to get there.

But God is God for everyone.

Pope Francis told a gathering of young people September 13th

at an interreligious meeting at the Catholic Junior College of Singapore,

according to a text of the speech published by the Vatican.

The Pope continued, and since God is God for everyone, we are all children of God, but my God is

more important than yours.

Is this true? There is only one God and our religions are languages

paths to reach God. Some are Sikh, some are Muslim, some are Hindu, some are Christian,

but they are different paths. Now this sounds like the heresy of pluralism or

religious indifferentism. That's the idea that it doesn't matter what religion you

belong to because all religions are just different paths that ascend the same mountain and get to the same place, God.

But Christianity is different than any other religion. While other man-made

religions try to reach God by their own merits, Christianity teaches that God reached out or came down to us

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