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  1. dyanaprajna2011

    If you accept one, why not others?

    Darn you, I've already frubaled you once today. :p
  2. dyanaprajna2011

    If you accept one, why not others?

    What can be inferred from experience and observation, information that can be gathered, tested, and repeated to derive facts.
  3. dyanaprajna2011

    Can someone help please

    I'm not a psychologist, so please examine and analyze what I say. This is a severe situation. I would say, though, that the apparent paranormal activity is nothing more than a mental phenomenon based on your epilepsy, and not anything paranormal. Has anyone else every experienced anything...
  4. dyanaprajna2011

    Sam Harris' version of the Lewis Trilemma

    Most of us here are probably aware of a saying by Christian theologian C.S. Lewis, which is called the Lewis Trilemma, and goes something like, "either Jesus Christ was a lunatic, or he was simply mistaken, or he was who he said he was, God incarnate." I've recently come across this little gem...
  5. dyanaprajna2011

    If you accept one, why not others?

    Like Mestemia said...it's still faith. You're describing a religious experience, which all other religions offer as well. So there's still nothing independently objective to verify your claims.
  6. dyanaprajna2011

    Christians are Satanists!

    Some Gnostic groups believe they are the same. Some think they're roles are reversed in common understanding- i.e., god is satan, and satan is god. Some think satan and Jesus are brothers. What's interesting to me, is how the bible/Christian dogma demonizes knowledge in the garden, by having...
  7. dyanaprajna2011

    If you accept one, why not others?

    I think it's a fair statement to make, that faith and reason oftentimes don't go hand in hand. If a person accepts a god and/or religious scripture, one of the primary reasons is not because it was based on logic or reason. With that, if you find that faith is more important than reason, and...
  8. dyanaprajna2011

    An issue between belief and practice

    I keep trying to find the best way to be compassionate, trying to show dana through giving of the dharma, without being aggressive or being a proselytizer.
  9. dyanaprajna2011

    A case of demonic possession

    I don't necessarily think the problem is one of definition, but of how people themselves view the event. Some people want to think that seeing a ghost, for example, is something outside the realm of what's normal, but some people think that it's something completely natural, and one day will be...
  10. dyanaprajna2011

    A case of demonic possession

    I'm by no means a physicalist. I fully accept that things happen that we don't fully understand, things that many people would label as supernatural or paranormal. I believe in ghosts- I've seen them, experienced them. I've seen a great amount of evidence supporting their existence. It would...
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