How to prove that Christianity is the right religion to people?

Could you give an example of this one, or explain what you mean by this?

Infinite being is just that, infinite being. Buddhism believes in infinite being with eternal reincarnation of souls, and the objective of the religion is releasing yourself from this being, while still being.

Taoism is a bit more clear, as the "Dao/Tao" itself is the universe as infinite Being.

Hinduism's creation story is also "turtles all the way down".

C.S. Lewis has some good stuff. Also read a book called The Language of God that was good. He compared apologetics to a map to Florida. You can get to Florida without a map, but you probably won't. And if somebody doesn't want to go to Florida, you can give them a map but can't convince them.
I would focus on how Christianity is different:
1. Jesus said he was God, other spiritual leaders such as Buddha, Muhammad, etc. were trying to find God. But Jesus was God finding man.
2. The testament and deaths of the disciples. They weren't just dying for something they believed in. They died because they claimed to see Jesus rise from the dead. Why would some of the most intelligent men of the time die for a lie? They had literally nothing to gain from it.
3. The universe is random and can't be guessed, much like Christianity. So if someone believes in God, they would have to agree God did not make this universe for us to inherently understand everything.
4. If Jesus lived (99 percent of hisotrians agree he lived) and said he was God (once again 99 percent agree), he was either a crazy, sociopath liar or he was God. He could not have just been a teacher or leader if he said he was God. A good teacher or leader would not say such a thing.

to add to that post, if Christ was not the Son of God, He's the luckiest con-man in human history!

Good thing Jesus is Christ, the true Son of God!

Read "Mere Christianity" by CS Lewis. He makes some pretty good points for a lot of stuff.

Okay, thank you. I was mistaken and interpreted that as infinite (on a time scale) being (creator), so I was confused as to how that differed from our God.

Faith needs to come from within, you need to guide them along their own path to finding their belief. I would recommend showing the rational minded people some of Aquinas' proofs of God. The things that the Bible and some saints have predicted are good too.

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Recommended. It's not just an argument for God, but also a great explanation of Christian living and virtues. His argument for God is basically a moral one. Even a 100% materialist fedora tipper will have to concede at least a Jungian spiritual universe here.

What has changed from Christ's time to our own? The deepest answer is the basic metaphysical assumptions that guide our society. It's no exaggeration to say that ancient pagans were less degraded and less barbaric in outlook than modern people are today. They understood the basis for objective truth and morality, knew that matter could not account for all that there is to reality and maintained and passed on cherished traditions. Modern people are like animals in comparison.

With the caveat that some approaches will obviously appeal more to some people than others, it's critical to return to those metaphysical aspects of the early pagan worldview that have not lost their validity, or power, since. These aspects are the reality of universals and the teleological nature of existence. It means attacking directly the materialist and nominalist assumptions of the modern world, which isn't at all hard to do, because materialism and nominalism are laughably false.

peterkreeft.com/topics-more/religions_newpaganism.htm

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You can compare other religions teachings with Christianity and see that the others fall short in not only ethics but they just don't hold up in their teachings. I recommend the book Jesus Among Other Gods book by Ravi Zacharias.

Here's a link to the PDF for free
truth4freedom.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/zachariasravi-jesus-among-other-gods.pdf

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the problem is that they don't want to believe it is

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Just tell them God's gospel and allow the Holy Spirit to do His work upon them.
I also give them this to chew on textuploader.com/dlrfw but the former suggestion is more important.

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This is taken from the same book, The Last Superstition by Edward Feser. It's an entire section and should serve as a brief overview of the controversy to which I only alluded. It's an excellent read BTW and I highly recommend it to everyone.

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I actually just ordered his 'Five Proofs of the Existence of God' book the other day, because a friend is going through some hesitancy with the intellectual side of his recent conversion to Christianity, so I thought it might help him with some of the foundational reasoning behind everything. Have you read it, user?

No, I haven't. I recommend The Last Superstition in particular because of its engagement with the very virulent secularism of our age. Judging only by the description of Five Proofs, I take it to be less general and perhaps more dry of a work. It may still be perfect for the job, however, considering how lucid Feser's writing tends to be, but I can only speak in total ignorance, unfortunately.

I also recommend it, its amazing because throughout the only uses reason and not any kind of divine revelation, kind of for the sake of it. I always use his arguments against atheists in conversations and it really corners them.

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Akshually, both self/soul and no-self/no-soul are rejected by the Buddha:
puredhamma.net/three-levels-of-practice/moral-living-and-fundamentals/what-reincarnates-concept-of-a-lifestream