Have you experienced God?
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Do you think/believe that your body was designed/created?
- Thread starter Godobeyer
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Have you experienced God?
If you creat your self,and fonction of your body,and point your birthday and your death day, that you had right to think that you own your body.
Thinking that way is your own problem not His.
What you mean ?
Natural selection is a decisive fator in the origin of species, but not of life itself.Today
I am start proud of my self,this is rare happened
When he try to refer the natural selection as factor of origin of life.
Well, unless you extend the concept to a point that isn't really done.
Your God is sick and deserves no respect from anyone, believer or otherwise, if he sees any logic in that.
sorry I did not focus enough, I thought you are talking about desease
As I understand it it's has nothing to do with origin of life, as starter .
My God is gave you life and will make you died, and His favor on you is uncounted.
I'll take this as a no. I wouldn't hold too many ideas about what God is like, if I were you, at least until you actually have some measure of experience of God, until you experience the presence and nature of God to some degree. It's easy to think about God and make these logical ideas about God, but that's just human ideas. God is greater.
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So both choices inserted "created/designed"
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Anyway , I personally experience what God created/designed, NOT God Him self.
btw poll question was edited
One day then, inshallah. If He is Merciful. I can tell you, even the tiniest experience of God really blows a lot of stuff out of the water. We're always more arrogant than we think.
btw poll question was edited
Awesome.
it's not big problem
btw I thought Hinduism is about Gods, not one God, it's just rumor ?
No problem,that's was to gain your vote
it's not big problem
btw I thought Hinduism is about Gods, not one God, it's just rumor ?
Mostly, yeah. Most Hindus believe in one God. But others believe in many gods, or no God at all, or a transcendent reality to which God is irrelevant. I think God is that transcendent reality and also immanent in all existence - I believe in God's oneness, not separation between God and other things.
For your opinion they remain hindus , whom worship many Gods ?
How about idols, they worship in temples?
Do you worship like that way ?
For your opinion we worship same God (for exemple :Islam and hindus) ,
Yeah. If they identify as Hindu, they're Hindu.
Yes, I worship God at my shrine every day, where there are idols of Shiva, Durga, Murugan and Ganesha.
Anyone who worships God worships God. So yes, you and I both worship God.
By name or faith?!
because apprently ,You don't share the same faith !
You worship idols ?
who are they ?"Gods" ?
I doubt about this.
How do you mean? Hinduism is a set of traditions, so someone who's in that tradition is a Hindu. Being a Hindu isn't that important to me, God is what matters. This is just the tradition through which I approach God.
I understand one God to take many forms. Shiva, Allah, Durga, Krishna, Lakshmi, all are God taking different forms.
I am not surprised, you are an exclusivist.
If you meant names ?
formes that other issue.
We do consider hinduism as polytheist religion,monolytheist religion I do agree with ,it's close to my believe in God.
What's the difference? A sound and an image are both forms.
Considering Hinduism a polytheist religion is inaccurate, most Hindus aren't polytheist. Most believe in one God and that everything is God. To most Hindus, every person, every piece of dirt, every animal is God.
But religion isn't very important. The place I usually go to worship, which is a big spiritual centre, has people coming there to worship and serve God who are Hindu, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, Manichaean, Pagan, etc.