Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
So lets speak about outside of any books since you seem to have left the OP and want to take it one step deeper then what books say
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Revelation 2.0
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Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Well i have some ideas and beliefs from religion of course, but i spoken to many wise people who given bits of their idea and understanding of our existance. But do i have a definitive answer yet? No i do not, and that is ok to me.
It is a part of the journey through life to be able to pick of wisdom along the way, then after some time one can form a picture of what seem to be the closest to the understanding one holds at current time in life. But the understanding and or belief will change the more we both seek wisdom from others but also by seeking from within our own being.
dybmh
ויהי מבדיל בין מים למים
Noted
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Often the wise people speak in a way that you as the listner have to think for you self and ponder about what it means. they do it to awaken you to the hidden wisdom they them self often have.
firedragon
Veteran Member
Can you name the ones you said you had read?
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
I can not spek for you, and the wise people you spoken with. But to me i know my wisdom is still limited, and the wise people i spoken with have a lot deeper understanding than I do.
firedragon
Veteran Member
No. Not necessary after that remark. Thanks.
firedragon
Veteran Member
I hate to disclose to you that its an impossibility with such unsophisticated rhetoric mate.
Maybe if you had made a valid argument with proper references or at least some effort then it might at least invite some thought. ).
74x12
Well-Known Member
It would appear all hope for me is lost.
*quietly weeps in the corner of the staff lounge*
nPeace
Veteran Member
In other words, we know all about God?
When I think of it, when we say God is this and God is that, and God would do this, or God would do that, my question is 'How do you know that? Who told you?"
I think the only answer I have ever got to those questions is, 'We can know for ourselves, or search witin'... and they might add, 'God is inside all of us.'
So basically every man decides for himself what God is, and what God does.
Surely, that would drive me, and I think everyone to be an Atheist.
However, with a book, and not just any book, but recorded information - letters, written by men personally chosen by God to communicate his messages.
That makes a whole lot of sance to me.
What is more, if this book is unique, powerful, and much more than the norm, that is convincing evidence of those letters being trustworthy, thus cementing my faith in God.
I thhink what drives most to Atheism. is the rules in a book, which they would rather not follow. Pride is at the helm.
nPeace
Veteran Member
LOLIt would appear all hope for me is lost.
*quietly weeps in the corner of the staff lounge*
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Even if it isn't, there's still the reality of a simulation.
Not that I personally ascribe to that idea, just that reality is a constant, not an exception.
Where does it say that God handed us all the secrets of our existence in a nice and neatly wrapped book?
Jimmy
King Phenomenon
Exactly
SeekingAllTruth
Well-Known Member
I think a God who could create a universe as big as ours doesn't even know we little microbes are here mixed in with all the trillions of planets in the hundreds of billions of galaxies out there.
Isn't that a premise of this thread?