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    Why acknowledging oneness of God is important.

    Moral guidance can come from each individual (which is why some atheists are highly moral). There are many who claim to believe in God, yet they are utterly corrupt.
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    Why acknowledging oneness of God is important.

    Can be more than one God and still true. (You leapt to the conclusion that "if not one God, cannot be guaranteed to be on truth)." "Without absolute guider....will mix falsehood" Not if all of the Gods are saying the same thing. For example, the trinity (father, son, holy spirit) could still...
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    more and more christians believe in karma and reincarnation

    "Reap what you sow" seems like a direct cause and effect. Whereas Karma seems to have mysterious consequences (punishments that seem unrelated to actions). If you rob a bank, you might get arrested during the robbery. But, if you shot someone, years ago, Karma might, years later, harm you...
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    more and more christians believe in karma and reincarnation

    StackPath Instead of a psychologist's couch, you would construct a worm bed (instructions in the link above). Then, with a heavy German accent, you would answer any of the worm's questions with questions (not answers). This would lead the worm to reveal, to himself, the causes of angst...
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    more and more christians believe in karma and reincarnation

    Revelation (a chapter of the New Testament (Christian) bible) said that if Babylon, Iraq, is attacked, after God commanded them not to attack Iraq, God will punish them severely (Revelation 15: covid)(Revelation: Armageddon. . . destruction of the whole world and all live in it). Karma is the...
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    Believing in Santa once again.

    Sometimes, it is right to lie. Example: Stroke victim with bad memory kept asking where her "late" husband was. She thought that he was still alive. The psychologist said that she had to be grounded in reality. That meant that every five minutes, when she asked where her husband was, she...
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    Believing in Santa once again.

    We can believe in anything, but it doesn't make it true. I could believe that I fly around all day on a unicorn (watch for falling debris--not all is wonderful in magicland). Most people set boundaries of what they will believe and what they will not. We also set boundaries of what we will...
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    Abrahamicism

    The notion of a Messiah came from Jewish prophecy. The Messiah was to be of the tribe of David. Jewish tribes pass down from father to son (patrilineally). How could Jesus be of the tribe of David if his father was God?
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    Abrahamicism

    The powers that be respect all who agree with them and use the Cancel Culture to gag all others. Peaceful coexistence is possible under dictators who torture anyone who objects, and overtaxes all others.
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    Abrahamicism

    Christianity is the religion of hate. They defy God (thou shalt not kill) and make wars and torture camps. The Ku Klux Klan proudly displays the cross, since they are a Christian organization. Adolph Hitler was raised Christian. President George Bush's "New World Order" that he pushed, was...
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    There is no argument to be used against a Messenger

    Those who defy God certainly can't be messengers of God. For example, those who make wars (kill) openly defy God's commandment not to kill.
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    There is no argument to be used against a Messenger

    The modern Prophets of God repeat the warnings of Revelation (that is, don't attack Iraq or face God's wrath). For example, Revelation 15 is covid. If Revelation already told us everything that we needed to know, why did God send modern Prophets of God? What good does it do to restate the...
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    There is no argument to be used against a Messenger

    But who sent Him?
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    There is no argument to be used against a Messenger

    Christians, today, follow Satan, and they don't even know it. Satan rules by lies, greed, and fear, and supports war and torture. Satan wants to ruin God's environment. Satan wants welfare to the rich at the expense of the poor. God said "thou shalt not kill." Reverend John Hagee said "pray...
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    There is no argument to be used against a Messenger

    Jeb Bush (the brother of President W. Bush) is a false prophet. He told his followers that God promised him that no hurricane would strike Florida while he was Governor. A hurricane struck (proving that he was a false prophet). Jeb Bush, then said that the hurricane didn't hurt the good...
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    Is Organized Christianity a racket?

    Theists believe without proof, and that makes them perfect patsies for voting for Satanic agendas (wars, torture camps, lies, greed, environmental damage to destroy God's creations). It never occurred to the perfect patsies that they support Satan, not God. Most charities give nothing to the...
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    Abrahamic Religions and God's Will

    Whee...it's okay to guess. I'll just get on my flying unicorn and fly around my kingdom.
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    Abrahamic Religions and God's Will

    We can rob banks and shoot bank guards but love all of them.....no sin.
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    Abrahamic Religions and God's Will

    The Christian and Muslim religions are spin-offs of the Jewish religion. Ancient Jews were polytheists. They realized that their most powerful God was jealous of others (resented that people worship them), so, Jews had to change to monotheism. It stands to reason that if Christians and...
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    Abrahamic Religions and God's Will

    Yes, and no. . . (and maybe).
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