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Interviewing Bthoth
- Thread starter JustGeorge
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Thoth of the emerald tablets (egypt)
About like B good.
Pantheism is a model that i learned here but the abrahamic sect have the wisdom that I read a lot of.
I am now reading Manichaeism which reminds me of the emerald tablets. As if written in a first position.
See gnosticism for a fine comparison. Knowledge is good.
The 3, judaism, christianity, islam. All 3 have knowledge to contribute to complete the unveiling.
Revelation of understanding.
mankind is within existence, the universe. Conscious of itself, created words, math, articulation skills and conveys what has been learned for the next generations to pick up from. The process is what eventually enables conscious life to understand how to live forever and it is true to the letter. The unveiling!
I suspect eventually a book of life will be written and become like an owners manual for the new generations to learn straight answers to build their lives upon.
Tell me about how you got where you are, spiritually speaking.
When did the drive to learn first come up to you? What religions, if any, did you first try out before coming to where you are now?
When did the drive to learn first come up to you? What religions, if any, did you first try out before coming to where you are now?
Loved to read. Read bible a few times over by 14.
Watching what was going on around me and family. I listened to understand reasons and rational.
The commandments.
That's pretty cool! I take it you were raised in a Christian home, then?
A good skill set.
Do you have any particular take on them?
Somewhat.
Sure, they are the basic rules of any civil society.
no need of religion to maintain personal responsibility.
Mind expanding on this at all?
I can agree with you on some of those. Others seem a bit faith specific(like 1-4).
You acknowledge a no need of religion. How might you aid a non religious person(or someone not coming from Abrahamic traditions) in interpreting those four commandments?
Not really. I am not interested in conveying personal info.
Yes....... Luke 18:20 omits the 1-4.
Absolutely
If they are not from, then likewise not damaged with the scope.
Tell me a bit about them, and why you like them. (I only recognize the name Moses lol )
Moses, per torah, per se written by him, lived in egypt, per the story, per him. Specifically the house of pharaoh, per him.
I comprehend that if he did live in the house of pharaoh, that his knowledge came from the libraries of egypt and talking to god would have been as easy as coming home for dinner conversations with pharaoh.
He learned and to leave thebes (central authority of egypt) to convey knowledge to the people, was a personal choice.
Bilbo, found "my precious" the ring of power and willing to give it up, for the benefit of middle earth.
Roger, a religious friar, understood that knowledge evolves and that eventually the truth will come from the sciences and mathematics will confirm it.