It's to try to get Christians and Hindus arguing, and then re-enter that foray with Allah as the Supreme God to save us all.
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Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
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It's to try to get Christians and Hindus arguing, and then re-enter that foray with Allah as the Supreme God to save us all.
1500th time's the charm, right?
Only 1500?
Jedster
Flying through space
@paarsurrey
You say that Krishna is a prophet.
Please quote from any book he brought that he is a prophet.
You say that Krishna is a prophet.
Please quote from any book he brought that he is a prophet.
gnostic
The Lost One
Paarsurrey wants to tell you that what you believe in, isn't true, so he can say "I told you so".
He like to tell Hindus to believe in his version of Hinduism, called Ahmadiyya. Your Krishna is a human prophet and the only god is Allah. That mean Hindus should only read the Qur'an.
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Figures.
paarsurrey
Veteran Member
Vinayaka said: ↑
It's to try to get Christians and Hindus arguing, and then re-enter that foray with Allah as the Supreme God to save us all.
I am just a simple person.
Regardless, it is not a rocket science, I have written many times here in these forums that Jesus is not God, Krishna is not God, Buddha is not God (some Buddhism* people believe Buddha and worship him), there has never been a God in a human form, it can never be. And I know that Christianity people, Hinduism people and many or most other people in the world have concept of a Supreme God or Supreme Being. So, it must have been on the anvil that I will start such a thread.
Nevertheless no harm to anybody, just go by reasons and argument without being biased and washing one's hearts and brains with waters of Ganges and or Jordan River, the Truth will come out, rest assured. Please
Regards
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*One difference of much Chinese Buddhism compared to the original teachings is the belief that Buddha is not just a teacher who taught what to do but is a god to be prayed to for help and salvation. Chinese Buddhists may pray to both Buddha and Taoist gods, and they often also pay homage to ancestors believing that their ancestors want their help. For example, they may burn paper that their ancestors can use as money. People who call themselves Buddhists usually have Taoist beliefs.
Buddhism in China, Chinese Buddhism Facts and History
Please
Regards
It's to try to get Christians and Hindus arguing, and then re-enter that foray with Allah as the Supreme God to save us all.
Well!, the people of the forum are very smart and brilliant, they happen to see through the things.
I am just a simple person.
Regardless, it is not a rocket science, I have written many times here in these forums that Jesus is not God, Krishna is not God, Buddha is not God (some Buddhism* people believe Buddha and worship him), there has never been a God in a human form, it can never be. And I know that Christianity people, Hinduism people and many or most other people in the world have concept of a Supreme God or Supreme Being. So, it must have been on the anvil that I will start such a thread.
Nevertheless no harm to anybody, just go by reasons and argument without being biased and washing one's hearts and brains with waters of Ganges and or Jordan River, the Truth will come out, rest assured. Please
Regards
______________
*One difference of much Chinese Buddhism compared to the original teachings is the belief that Buddha is not just a teacher who taught what to do but is a god to be prayed to for help and salvation. Chinese Buddhists may pray to both Buddha and Taoist gods, and they often also pay homage to ancestors believing that their ancestors want their help. For example, they may burn paper that their ancestors can use as money. People who call themselves Buddhists usually have Taoist beliefs.
Buddhism in China, Chinese Buddhism Facts and History
Please
Regards
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Ahmadiya is a version of Islam, not Hinduism.
Yes we know. We can read. But we have responded many times as well, and you have never accepted any of our responses, or responded to many of our questions. It begs the question, "Can you read?"
Wanna argue Kirran?
On second thought, Nah. I'll respect your personal belief and leave it at that.
Kelly of the Phoenix
Well-Known Member
Krishna's written better. I'd much rather hang out with him.
Krishna's written better. I'd much rather hang out with him.
It would be neat. Preferably not in a chariot on a battlefield though.
Neither of them, and both are; haven't you even read the Bhagavad Gita yet?
Krishna is an Avatar, Yeshua is an Elohim; they're the same manifestations from the Divine ('supreme-God').
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Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Not everyone believes in the one. The sooner you understand and accept that, the closer we would be at peace.
Think each person has a slightly different version of One, and it is the many ideas that make Oneness what it is....
Some people are obsessed with One jigsaw piece, in a much bigger picture.
Hinduism simply does not believe in prophets. That very concept is from the Abrahamic paradigm. It makes one wonder why people continue to project their concepts onto others. Personally, I'm starting to sense its a learning disability, just like how a fan of a certain sports team, or a child with a favorite colour feels all other people should follow the same team, or have the same favorite colour. Clearly, (to me and many others) humanity is diverse. This diversity is here to stay.
Jedster
Flying through space
You still haven't answerd my question:
@paarsurrey
You say that Krishna is a prophet.
Please quote from any book he brought that he is a prophet.
Whose "One"? Everyone sees the One in their own way. Moreover if it hasn't happened in the past 5,000 or so years of recorded history, I don't it's likely to happen any time soon.