Pope Francis has sparked controversy during his recent visit to Singapore by stating that 'all religions are a path to God,' equating them to different languages expressing the divine. His comments, made to a group of interfaith youth, have drawn significant backlash from conservative Catholics and religious leaders who argue that such statements undermine the fundamental Christian belief that Jesus is the only way to salvation. Archbishop Charles Chaput responded by emphasizing that Christianity uniquely claims Jesus Christ as God and the sole path to God, cautioning that the Pope's remarks could lead to confusion about core Christian doctrines. Critics have described the Pope's views as potentially creating a 'supermarket of religions' where truth becomes subjective. Supporters of the Pope argue for the importance of interfaith dialogue and respect, but opponents insist that clarity in teaching is essential for the integrity of the faith. The debate continues to highlight the tension within the Catholic Church regarding religious pluralism and the exclusivity of salvation through Christ alone.