Why would you even attend such a disgusting event? Are there compulsory Friday meetings?
The food and drink is exceptional.
Why else would we bother with staffing?
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Why would you even attend such a disgusting event? Are there compulsory Friday meetings?
Exceptional in what way? In the one meeting I attended before I had to retire, all I got was a jug of warm salt water. Reflecting on that years later, it was most likely a not so subtle hint to get the heck out.The food and drink is exceptional.
Why else would we bother with staffing?
Exceptional in what way? In the one meeting I attended before I had to retire, all I got was a jug of warm salt water. Reflecting on that years later, it was most likely a not so subtle hint to get the heck out.
I suspected the warm salt was from a human or animal source. There was a peculiar odor to it....what's wrong with warm salt water?
Because I'm not somewhere else?Why are you here?
Because I'm not somewhere else?
It is a question that has been asked of me, so I start with my answer. It could be put in many ways.
I always consider the roots of faith. I see that the Prophets and Messengers are from God and are the source of Oneness, yet those Messages are also the sword that divides.
Then I consider that I live in a world of opposites, knowing that I have a choice between right and wrong, good and evil happiness and sadness etc.
So why would one promote an ideal that one knows will be either be embraced, or most likely rejected? That lays in the essence of what it is to have Faith.
The soul purpose of my life has become the promotion of unity in a very divided world, in the knowledge that as I am part of that world, it is most likely that no matter what I do, I too will be the source of some of that division.
In the end though, that is why I am here, to promote the unity of the entire human race, in sharing key thoughts of how that can become a reality.
Why are you here?
Regards Tony
I suspected the warm salt was from a human or animal source. There was a peculiar odor to it.
I'm here to give @JustGeorge a feeling she has a purpose in life.
Perhaps if they'd have given me more options, I would have found one I liked.I guess I was never so picky...
Poor excuse. Then again it could be difficult to ask someone who found it.I actually came to find out a little more about modern deism.
I stay because the exit door is poorly marked.
I am here to bear witness to all things, whether that means unity or division.
-a lover of truth
I actually came to find out a little more about modern deism.
I stay because the exit door is poorly marked.
I am here because my principal interest is humanity, along with my other interests in philosophy, science and the arts.
It is impossible for me to deny that religion is an immense part of human reality. It, rather than philosophy or science, guides the vast majority of humans today -- and of course in the past and will into the future.
Forums devoted to only philosophy or science or the arts (or all of them, but without religion) tend to ignore too much of human experience -- and what can we learn about our shared reality without acknowledge our experience, much of which is religious? And that includes "religious experience" which might be (I don't say "is") the result of nothing more than brain chemistry or psychology.
One simply cannot claim to be interested in the human condition, and ignore some part of that condition which one doesn't happen to share with others. Little or nothing can be learned that way.
Thank you.All great and worthy pursuits. Thanks for sharing.
The sciences and the arts are growing at an unprecedented rate. I see we have to be careful to contain them within morality and virtue, but that is me.
Regards Tony