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"spiritual words" or "spiritual worlds"
Did the Spirit make you write "words"
My mistake... words can't describe the spiritual worlds. My faltering typing is all I can offer ;-)
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"spiritual words" or "spiritual worlds"
Did the Spirit make you write "words"
I wouldn’t because with more time more knowledge comes to light, so it seems to me like us and future generations have a better chance to see if religion withstood new scientific discovery than what the founders did.Open question
Makes sense, though, personally I would say yes to Krishna, Jesus, Muhammad to visit me. As I prefer first hand verses rather than "hear say" (which almost all Scriptures are). But true, going there not coming back, I would not do either.I wouldn’t because with more time more knowledge comes to light, so it seems to me like us and future generations have a better chance to see if religion withstood new scientific discovery than what the founders did.
This is Kali Yuga according to Krishna. It's the least virtuous. Meaning in Yugas previous to Kali they were far more advanced in meditation, so in wisdom. They could do things, they can't do now. Don't ask me to prove it. I can't. Just "hear say" from Vedas. Can be true, can be false. So I can't make a claim either way.Besides I see no reason they couldn’t do something now that they could do back then,
If exactly the same Jesus, I guess yesfor example if Jesus could raise the (physically) dead back to physical life then, then He could do it now
I did meet quite a few claiming to be the Messiah, Jesus (even on RF). So far I was not impressed, but I took it they were "not the real deal". You say he can't/won't do it today seems to imply "He" is here. Still not doing. Okay, but still not doing now (raising dead) does not mean "not doing back then" IMO. 1 reason could be "too many humans already" (at least far more now)so since He can’t (or won’t) do it today it seems reasonable to believe He couldn’t or wouldn’t do it back then.
But if the stories are to be taken literally there is no such thing as too many humans, as Jesus allegedly could provide enough bread and fishes (ie resources) for all from one lunchbox.Okay, but still not doing now (raising dead) does not mean "not doing back then" IMO. 1 reason could be "too many humans already" (at least far more now)
Okay, so you agree it was not reasonable what you assumed in below quoteBut if the stories are to be taken literally there is no such thing as too many humans, as Jesus allegedly could provide enough bread and fishes (ie resources) for all from one lunchbox.
so since He can’t (or won’t) do it today it seems reasonable to believe He couldn’t or wouldn’t do it back then.
I expressed no such agreement.Okay, so you agree it was not reasonable what you assumed below.
Vedas never made any absurd claims. They only prayed to their Gods to give them peaceful, prosperous family life and healthy kine; and asked their Gods that nature should not play games with them (i.e., Spring, rains at the correct time). They also asked their Gods to save them from aggressors (man or animal - tribes, theives and Vrika, wolf).Don't ask me to prove it. I can't. Just "hear say" from Vedas.
I thought so. I was just checking, because you ignored all I said and started with the lunch box.I expressed no such agreement.
so since He can’t (or won’t) do it today it seems reasonable to believe He couldn’t or wouldn’t do it back then.
Thanks for your uplifting words:Vedas never made any absurd claims. They only prayed to their Gods to give them peaceful, prosperous family life and asked their Gods to save them from aggressors.
Thanks, good advice.I love it
Don't open lunch-boxes. Pandora did that and suffered.
True. They had 33 + Gods and Goddesses.Absurdity (duality) is in the eyes of the beholder anyway (or how to say this in English?). Not in the Eye of the seer.
He can afford to be nice since Satan's gonna burn anyway. Jesus never offers the option to forgive him and lies about Satan being the Father of Lies, as Satan never lies in any of his actual scenes.AFAIK when jesus interacted with satan his tone wasn't that of hate but reasoning and politely refusing to his offers.
He can afford to be nice since Satan's gonna burn anyway. Jesus never offers the option to forgive him and lies about Satan being the Father of Lies, as Satan never lies in any of his actual scenes.
I purposely ignored half part of your question since i did not have an answer for it . i ve been digging and here is what i found.He can afford to be nice since Satan's gonna burn anyway. Jesus never offers the option to forgive him and lies about Satan being the Father of Lies, as Satan never lies in any of his actual scenes.
Open question
What do you mean? I'm a follower of Aiken, a religion that I personally came up with. I could go back in time to several different places (syncretic religion), and all I'd come up with was that those ppl thought their religion was correct. Bur otherwise, I'd be going back to my own lifespan and re-examining my own life
Another dig i found , slightly more interesting .He can afford to be nice since Satan's gonna burn anyway. Jesus never offers the option to forgive him and lies about Satan being the Father of Lies, as Satan never lies in any of his actual scenes.