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So how do you go about determinizing which one of you is correct? If either?obviously
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So how do you go about determinizing which one of you is correct? If either?obviously
I take sources from the Quran and Sunnah and authenticated sources. We do not attribute anything of ourselves as being compared to Allah. No one is comparable unto Him.
What gives this Bahai the right to interpret the Quran and Sunnah "his way"? He is not qualified.
I'm pretty sure this is a remix of a thread I created a few years back, but for the life of me cannot find it (not that I spent much time looking).
So here it is...
In another thread, a member asked if one can be a god, or if one can know one is a god.
To answer such a question, one would have to know what qualities or attributes a god would have.
So what are the qualities of a god? What qualifications would one have to have to be considered a god?
There is no point to there being gods regardless, gods are just made up entities.But if humans can be gods, there is no point to there being gods.
On the ether hand, we humans tend to endow people, places, and things with god-like powers even though they don't and shouldn't have them. We are programmed to establish and follow heirarchy, and will tend to do so blindly and automatically.
Making whomever sits at the top of the heirarchy the equivalent of a god.
Yep...... SalixIncendium, I hereby pronounce and give qualification that you are a God.I'm pretty sure this is a remix of a thread I created a few years back, but for the life of me cannot find it (not that I spent much time looking).
So here it is...
In another thread, a member asked if one can be a god, or if one can know one is a god.
To answer such a question, one would have to know what qualities or attributes a god would have.
So what are the qualities of a god? What qualifications would one have to have to be considered a god?
And what are the so-called prophets / sons / messengers / manifestations / mahdis?There is no point to there being gods regardless, gods are just made up entities.
I hope that by now you have had your breakfast as arranged by the resident manager... there is a resident manager that supervises all that goes on.
I could probably describe all this better but I haven't had breakfast yet.
Ha ha! Yes! All kinds of stuff going totally askew, incompetence extraordinaire..... True!I hope that by now you have had your breakfast as arranged by the resident manager.
It is a sloppy resident manager who lets things to happen which he should not have allowed.
I'm pretty sure this is a remix of a thread I created a few years back, but for the life of me cannot find it (not that I spent much time looking).
So here it is...
In another thread, a member asked if one can be a god, or if one can know one is a god.
To answer such a question, one would have to know what qualities or attributes a god would have.
So what are the qualities of a god? What qualifications would one have to have to be considered a god?
Money comes to mind. Money has no agency, yet it is worshipped by atheists and theists alike.
Monet could be seen as a false god that is idolised by many. Power and pleasure are other forms of idol worship
Is that all you mean by "idolise"? To admire someone's work and skill?Monet could be seen as a false god that is idolised by many. Power and pleasure are other forms of idol worship
How was his Tommy Cooper, any good or "just like that"?Yeah, but he was a heck of an impressionist.
So how do you go about determinizing which one of you is correct? If either?
I find the Bible says "God 'IS' love, so yes God does 'have' vengeance and 'has' wrath but God IS Not wrath nor vengeance.You are missing out the entire OT he isn't "just love" he has his wrath and vengeance.
You are missing out the entire OT he isn't "just love" he has his wrath and vengeance.