PearlSeeker
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Welcome to RF, Walter and Debbie!
Ex-Christian, cultural Christian now. Spiritual, but not religious.
Ex-Christian, cultural Christian now. Spiritual, but not religious.
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May I Ask, What Religion Are You?
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Walter and Debbie
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Good morning vulcanlogician, how are you? I'm well, hoping you are also.
May I ask what is your birth name? thank you.
Walter
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Walter and Debbie
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Hello PearlSeeker, good morning, how are you? I'm well, hoping you are also, thank you.
Walter
I don't claim any religion. I am spiritual and believe in our spiritual nature. But I also think that Jesus had it right in most things. Not sure if He said all of what was attributed to Him, but the core of the teaching I believe correct. No judgments, return good for evil, and help your fellow human whenever you can.
Love is the supreme emotion,
Love is the supreme emotion,
Walter and Debbie
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Hello Lekatt, is this your birth name may I ask? and I thank you for not claiming any religion that you are not aware of but I will be in prayer for you if that's ok?
Love, Walter
Walter and Debbie
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Thank you.
Love, Walter
Love, Walter
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Hi. Haven't finished reading all the posts, many quite interesting. Which King James do you use, the old or new?
Walter and Debbie
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Exaltist Ethan
Bridging the Gap Between Believers and Skeptics
You may ask, Walter.
I am in the family of Syntheist-theology religions, but more specifically, Earthseed. Syntheism is a theology (and a religion) and practices the belief that humans are currently creating God. Earthseed takes root of that by declaring that God is change, and with our own change, we are able to shape change, or God. It can be viewed as a variant of pantheism or transtheism.
If you wish to know more about my view points, you can click on one of my signature links, head over to exaltism.org or DM me about this. I love to discuss my beliefs with other people.
And, I also hope that Christianity has kept you spiritually satisfied.
I am in the family of Syntheist-theology religions, but more specifically, Earthseed. Syntheism is a theology (and a religion) and practices the belief that humans are currently creating God. Earthseed takes root of that by declaring that God is change, and with our own change, we are able to shape change, or God. It can be viewed as a variant of pantheism or transtheism.
If you wish to know more about my view points, you can click on one of my signature links, head over to exaltism.org or DM me about this. I love to discuss my beliefs with other people.
And, I also hope that Christianity has kept you spiritually satisfied.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Ok thank you, Walter. What's the Open Bible? I haven't heard of that. Thanks again. I consider the old King James bible more accurate than the New King James in bible, even though the syntax is not modern.
Walter and Debbie
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Thank you, Love, WalterYou may ask, Walter.
I am in the family of Syntheist-theology religions, but more specifically, Earthseed. Syntheism is a theology (and a religion) and practices the belief that humans are currently creating God. Earthseed takes root of that by declaring that God is change, and with our own change, we are able to shape change, or God. It can be viewed as a variant of pantheism or transtheism.
If you wish to know more about my view points, you can click on one of my signature links, head over to exaltism.org or DM me about this. I love to discuss my beliefs with other people.
And, I also hope that Christianity has kept you spiritually satisfied.
Walter and Debbie
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Hello Yours True, and how are you? I'm ok,
Well, this KJV that I use is The Open Bible Large Print Edition, with-along References, Bibical Cyclopedic Index,
The Christian's Guide to the New Life, Book Introductions and Outlines, Visual Survey of the Bible, Special Study Aids, Words of Christ in Red.
6672-Hardcover ISBN-10: 0-7180-1811-7 ISBN-13978-0-7180-1811-5 Printed in U.S.A. $49.99
Nelson Bibles www.nelsonbibles.com
Love, Walter
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Hello, Walter. Thank you for explaining.
Walter and Debbie
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Psalm23
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I'm a Christian.
Walter and Debbie
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Thank you, Walter
IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
I'm Jewish. My synagogue is Conservative, and so is my level of observance, but my theology is pretty liberal. My wish for the world is ethical monotheism -- there is one God, and he cares very much how we treat each other.
May I ask a question? when you say that Christians try to keep the Lord's commandments, which ones are you trying to keep? Jesus kept the 613 commandments of the Torah as understood by Oral Torah. But most Christians understand that non-Jews are not required to keep all those commandments, like you are not required to keep the sabbath like we are, and it's fine.
RabbiO
הרב יונה בן זכריה
@IndigoChild5559 -
When you say “Jesus kept the 613 commandments…” you meant exactly what by the word “kept”?
When you say “Jesus kept the 613 commandments…” you meant exactly what by the word “kept”?