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the only fact here is that you are being judgmentalAdamB wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:very judgmentalAdamB wrote:^^^
That is because humans cannot define what GOD is based on an IF or man's intellect.
SMASH understood that Christian creed is based on ignorance.
Most of mankind disbelieve.
Most of religious people worship the Creation.
Most of mankind don't KNOW GOD.
Most of mankind will be in the FIRE.
Best of luck with numbers, it will be crowded and hot down there.
Not judgmental, FACT.
marlener wrote:Crossdrilled,I don`t think that your statement of being in paradise and detachment is accepted by the average hindu,maybe a personal opinion/choice, I asked ten random hindus their opinion.
crossdrilled wrote:
Why not be happy no matter what your circumstances? You willl be in a constantly blissful state. Detach from earthly wants and desires, nd free your mind. Detachment is not ignorance.
marlener wrote:Crossdrilled,I don`t think that your statement of being in paradise and detachment is accepted by the average hindu,maybe a personal opinion/choice, I asked ten random hindus their opinion.
DFC wrote:The Bhagavad Gita explains the principle of equanimity thus: "…be contented with whatever comes without effort".
crossdrilled wrote:AdamB wrote:crossdrilled wrote:AdamB wrote: But if GOD is everything and everything is GOD, then are they already in Paradise?
Correct.
That's what I call BLISSFUL IGNORANCE!
Why not be happy no matter what your circumstances? You willl be in a constantly blissful state. Detach from earthly wants and desires, nd free your mind. Detachment is not ignorance.
DFC wrote:crossdrilled wrote:
Why not be happy no matter what your circumstances? You willl be in a constantly blissful state. Detach from earthly wants and desires, nd free your mind. Detachment is not ignorance.
That's the CRUX of Hindu & Buddhist TPhilosophy.
All misery stems from desires, fulfilled and unfulfilled.
By practicing Detachment , you free yourself from misery, pain, attachment etc.
The goal of Detachment, is to realize Samadhi, and to be a Samadarsi-or one who finds everyone equal, who envisions the supreme Self in all beings and all beings in the Self.
The Bhagavad Gita explains the principle of equanimity thus: "Attachment and aversion by sense organs for respective objects are natural; let no one come under their sway; they are his foes…notions of heat and cold, of pain and pleasure have a beginning and an end, are impermanent in nature…bear them patiently…be contented with whatever comes without effort, remain unaffected by pairs of opposites".marlener wrote:Crossdrilled,I don`t think that your statement of being in paradise and detachment is accepted by the average hindu,maybe a personal opinion/choice, I asked ten random hindus their opinion.
Marlener, as i've stated before, Detachment, and Bliss is the main goal of Hinduism / Buddhism.
Go out and ask some more educated Hindu's.
judgmental againAdamB wrote:The reality is that the average hindu:
doesn't know about hindu philosophy,
doesn't know about and haven't read the hindu scriptures
just say they does fast before divali (but most don't)
just calls the pundit to do the puja (and done the story).
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:judgmental againAdamB wrote:The reality is that the average hindu:
doesn't know about hindu philosophy,
doesn't know about and haven't read the hindu scriptures
just say they does fast before divali (but most don't)
just calls the pundit to do the puja (and done the story).
AdamB wrote:Detachment is being oblivious to what is going on around you. It is not only ignorance, it is foolishness. Those of you talking about it, I AM CERTAIN, do not practise it!! ..
There is that brilliant logic showing itself again.AdamB wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:judgmental againAdamB wrote:The reality is that the average hindu:
doesn't know about hindu philosophy,
doesn't know about and haven't read the hindu scriptures
just say they does fast before divali (but most don't)
just calls the pundit to do the puja (and done the story).
Then prove me wrong!!
AdamB wrote:
The Jews believe that they ONLY are the CHOSEN people who will go to heaven.
AdamB wrote:d spike wrote:AdamB wrote:DSpike,
Well he said he wasn't a hindu but making bold claims about what they can do with regard to worship.
And...?
I do not belong to quite a few religions of which I can speak with authority on.
Islam is certainly not one.
AdamB wrote:d spike wrote: If there were proof for a religious belief then it would be a fact, and would not require faith to believe.
I was speaking of proof from the scriptures of the religion.
Are you saying that Christianity and those religions in which you have "authority" have NO PROOF FOR THEIR DOCTRINES / BELIEF SYSTEM FROM THEIR HOLY SCRIPTURES?
AdamB wrote:I don't expect anyone to take info on Islamic doctrine from you, so why should I take Hindu doctrine from a non-hindu. My standards are higher than others, for which I make no apology.
AdamB wrote:AdamB wrote:Two statements are WRONG:
1. People (not only hindus) can worship GOD anyhow they want. Who says otherwise need to provide proof!d spike wrote:He did not say ONLY Hindus can worship in such a fashion. Why do you impute that which is not there? All he said was what Hindus do - he never said no one else does.
I did not impute anything. Let me make myself clear, I AM SAYING THAT NO ONE CAN WORSHIP GOD ANYHOW THEY WANT, PROOF IS NECESSARY FOR WORSHIP.
AdamB wrote:People (not only hindus) can worship...
AdamB wrote: Can you prove that anyone in the Bible worshipped GOD using singing and dancing?
AdamB wrote:Show me the word OMNIPRESENT in the Bible.
AdamB wrote:Yuh putting words in my mouth? Did I say GOD was AFFECTED by filth?
nismotrinidappa wrote:duane you trying to reason with a wall
d spike wrote:The Jews refer to themselves as the "Chosen" people... this has NOTHING to do with going to heaven.
(There was even a Jewish sect, the Sadducees, that didn't believe in "heaven".)
By being "Chosen", they were referring to being the group of people from whom the Messiah would spring.
There are many different interpretations:
The following section contains information from the Jewish Encyclopedia, originally published between 1901-1906, which is in the public domain.
According to the Rabbis, "Israel is of all nations the most willful or headstrong one, and the Torah was to give it the right scope and power of resistance, or else the world could not have withstood its fierceness."[2]
"The Lord offered the Law to all nations; but all refused to accept it except Israel."
(sigh)
Ignorance is a helluva thing.
I have been experiencing problems with my internet service, so my responses will not be as timely as I would like.
AdamB, regarding the concept of dance in worship, David danced before the Ark of the Covenant... try and find out where the phrase "Lord of the Dance" comes from... and next time, do your research before talking rot.
AdamB wrote:Dspike,
You say GOD is OMNIPRESENT, I ask for proof, you post this:
Good grief. Just because a word isn't in the Bible doesn't mean that it is wrong. Besides, it is a compound word made of an English root word and a Latin prefix. Why would you think that would be in a compilation of books, most of which were written before either language became common in the area the books originated?
Well show me the equivalent of OMNIPRESENT in the Hebrew / Greek / Aramaic / Latin / English translation!!
Are you saying there is NO PROOF!!!???? (FOR SOMETHING THAT YOU FUNDAMENTALLY BELIEVE ABOUT GOD)
To both mainstream Jewish and Christian religions, God is omnipresent; however, some heterodox branches, such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, reject omnipresence. However, the major difference between these monotheistic religions and other religious systems is that God is still transcendent to His creation and yet immanent in relating to creation. God is not immersed in the substance of creation, even though he is able to interact with it as he chooses. He cannot be excluded from any location or object in creation (Thomas C Oden "The Living God: Systematic Theology Vol 1 pg 67). God's presence is continuous throughout all of creation, though it may not be revealed in the same way at the same time to people everywhere. At times, he may be actively present in a situation, while he may not reveal that he is present in another circumstance in some other area. The Bible reveals that God can be both present to a person in a manifest manner (Psalm 46:1, Isaiah 57:15) as well as being present in every situation in all of creation at any given time (Psalm 33:13-14). Specifically, Oden states (pg. 68-69) that the Bible shows that God can be present in every aspect of human life:
• God is naturally present in every aspect of the natural order, in every level of causality, every fleeting moment and momentous event of natural history...(Psalm 8:3, Isaiah 40:12, Nahum 1:3)
• God is actively present in a different way in every event in history as provident guide of human affairs (Psalm 48:7)
• God is in a special way attentively present to those who call upon his name, intercede for others, who adore God, who petition, who pray earnestly for forgiveness (Gospel of Matthew 18:19, Book of Acts 17:27)
• God is judicially present in moral awareness, through conscience (Psalm 48:1-2, Epistle to the Romans 1:20)
• God is bodily present in the incarnation of his Son, Jesus Christ (Gospel of John 1:14, Colossians 2:9)
• God is mystically present in the Eucharist, and through the means of grace in the church, the body of Christ (Ephesians 2:12, John 6:56)
• God is sacredly present and becomes known in special places where God chooses to meet us, places that become set apart by the faithful remembering community (1 Corinthians 11:23-29) where it may said: "Truly the Lord is in this place" (Genesis 28:16, Matthew 18:20)"
In the Judeo-Christian religions, God is omnipresent in a way that he is able to interact with his creation however he chooses...
While contrary to normal physical intuitions, such omnipresence is logically possible by way of the classic geometric point or its equivalent, in that such a point is, by definition, within all of space without taking up any space.
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