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Respectfully I disagree. If one religion says that a person absolutely is God, and another says that the same person absolutely is not, one has to be right, and one has to be wrong. Also, if a person does believe that a certain individual is God, why would he want to become part of a group that absolutely says that he is not. I am a Christian, and althought I recognize some of the truth of God in Islam, I could not become a Muslim because they deny the divinity of Jesus Christ. For a Rasta to become a Christian, he has to accept that Haile Selassie is not God. Otherwise he is just entering into a communion of people with whom his soul is in disagreement.
Nicholas
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