Jedster
Flying through space
Hey, we're already one with "one", Jai. We just don't know it
What a onederful statement!
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Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
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What a onederful statement!
gnostic
The Lost One
Yes, I know.
That's why I brought up Allah and Qur'an in the last 2 sentences. I know that paarsurrey want Hindus to follow Islam. I was attempting to be sarcastic and funny, but I think I missed the marks on both.
I just find Ahmadis, like paarsurrey, who bring up as Jesus, Krishna, the Buddha and Confucius as prophets for Ahmadiyya, only under false pretences, so they can convert people, who follow those other religions and philosophy, into Islam in the underhanded way.
Ahmadis don't really follow their non-Islamic prophets, because they are merely "window dressing" and they just want to them to trick you into accepting Islam. That's all.
Saying that Zoroaster, Jesus, Krishna, the Buddha and Confucius are their prophets are nothing more than BS, because the only prophets they truly believe in, is Muhammad and Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.
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Don't expect much. He asks us to do that, but when we ask him for the same, he generally can't oblige.
james bond
Well-Known Member
Indeed, and the irony is that the strategy turns more people off to it than on to it, which in the long run is most likely a good thing.
There is no one supreme God amongst Avatars or incarnations of the second person of the Trinity.
But if you want you can consider either one of them supreme according to your preference.
Of course it is definitely not someone like Mirza Ghulam Ahmad who is not even an Avatar - unlike the two above, not even 1% of the world population has accepted Ahmad.
They're, at most, 0.27% of the global population.
The idea on RF is that you say things like couched in terms like 'I believe...' and 'In my understanding...', because otherwise it rather seems like you're preaching, which is against RF's ethos and rules.
Did Krishna say it was correct? No, Krishna did not say it was correct. Please.
Regards.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Yes there is if its your version of what is One, because everyone else has their idea of what is One..
This One, that One, the other One, which One is the right One? One's One is superiour to another's One. Yet another's One is inferiour. Two other Ones figure their Ones are just different. One gets confused, doesn't One?
One never knows, do one!!??
But it's OK, because there is no compulsion. Right?