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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:if it's the latter then you wouldn't be able to tell anything since your consciousness ended when you died.bluefete wrote:Good question. We will either find out that God is real or that when you die, yuh dead and that's it!
As with most "light at the end of the tunnel" and other near death experiences, the brain may develop a mental picture of what you believe will happen when you die, much like a dream. When dreaming it only takes seconds for the brain to construct a dream world and scenario for you to live in. In those seconds of dying your subconscious can create whatever you believe to be heaven: gates with St. Peter, or reincarnation, or the grave with two angels to question you, or whatever you were conditioned to believe during your life that will happen to you when you die.
Notice I used the words "the brain MAY develop a mental picture of what you believe". I didn't say "this is what happens when you die", I said "this MAY happen".sweetiepaper wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:if it's the latter then you wouldn't be able to tell anything since your consciousness ended when you died.bluefete wrote:Good question. We will either find out that God is real or that when you die, yuh dead and that's it!
As with most "light at the end of the tunnel" and other near death experiences, the brain may develop a mental picture of what you believe will happen when you die, much like a dream. When dreaming it only takes seconds for the brain to construct a dream world and scenario for you to live in. In those seconds of dying your subconscious can create whatever you believe to be heaven: gates with St. Peter, or reincarnation, or the grave with two angels to question you, or whatever you were conditioned to believe during your life that will happen to you when you die.
So you think that humans pretty much trick themselves into thinking they are going to heaven or hell because they are conditioned to believe this occurs at death? If this is so, why is it only some people that die have these experiences?
it would be silly to make such a blanket statement as each encounter would surely be different and each person experiencing it would have had a different history of past experiences leading up to their encounter.sweetiepaper wrote:Do you also think humans trick themselves into thinking they have had an encounter with God as well?
like which ones? please give examples.sweetiepaper wrote:I know the mind is a very powerful thing but i have read a lot of those near death experiences, and some of them cannot be simply explained by conditioning.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:do you really think any faithful religious person is going to say their religious books are just fables or fabricated?AdamB wrote:crossdrilled wrote:MG Man wrote:good read, AdamB, but it really didn't address my question........does your islamic proof overwrite the hindu proof? and what about the christian proofs?
What does islam say about the massive man-made structure off the coast of Japan that predates civilized man?
And what about Gobekle Tepe?
Um.. The events in the Bhagvad Gita and Ramayan, though having names of real places, did not really happen. They are stories related through various vehicles, these happed in the mind of the writers. There may have been actual wars, bridges over the sea, perverts kidnapping man wife etc.... but life makes for a poor moral story.
Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
if they did then they would not be faithful, would they.
FAITH is believing that something is true.
I hope it was sarcasm and not pure lack of logic and common sense that made you post that question.
AdamB wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:do you really think any faithful religious person is going to say their religious books are just fables or fabricated?AdamB wrote:crossdrilled wrote:MG Man wrote:good read, AdamB, but it really didn't address my question........does your islamic proof overwrite the hindu proof? and what about the christian proofs?
What does islam say about the massive man-made structure off the coast of Japan that predates civilized man?
And what about Gobekle Tepe?
Um.. The events in the Bhagvad Gita and Ramayan, though having names of real places, did not really happen. They are stories related through various vehicles, these happed in the mind of the writers. There may have been actual wars, bridges over the sea, perverts kidnapping man wife etc.... but life makes for a poor moral story.
Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
if they did then they would not be faithful, would they.
FAITH is believing that something is true.
I hope it was sarcasm and not pure lack of logic and common sense that made you post that question.
Actually, it was...just wondering if we have any hindus in this religion discussion, trying to flush them out to be brave enough to say "I am a hindu and this is my belief......".
Maybe Crossdrilled is the closest we have to a hindu on this thread?
AdamB wrote:
Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
ABA Trading LTD wrote:AdamB wrote:
Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
I'm not a hindu .
Pops is a hindu, mom is a muslim, i went a catholic school
I eat beef,pork,drink and be merry 365 days a year.
ABA Trading LTD wrote:I feel us Hindus wouldn't be so sensitive if we got more hugs, I`d like to volunteer myself to start this healing process, lola can i get a hug?
AdamB wrote:ABA Trading LTD wrote:AdamB wrote:
Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
I'm not a hindu .
Pops is a hindu, mom is a muslim, i went a catholic school
I eat beef,pork,drink and be merry 365 days a year.
That's a common problem with mixed religion marriages...the children stray away!!ABA Trading LTD wrote:I feel us Hindus wouldn't be so sensitive if we got more hugs, I`d like to volunteer myself to start this healing process, lola can i get a hug?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Notice I used the words "the brain MAY develop a mental picture of what you believe". I didn't say "this is what happens when you die", I said "this MAY happen".sweetiepaper wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:if it's the latter then you wouldn't be able to tell anything since your consciousness ended when you died.bluefete wrote:Good question. We will either find out that God is real or that when you die, yuh dead and that's it!
As with most "light at the end of the tunnel" and other near death experiences, the brain may develop a mental picture of what you believe will happen when you die, much like a dream. When dreaming it only takes seconds for the brain to construct a dream world and scenario for you to live in. In those seconds of dying your subconscious can create whatever you believe to be heaven: gates with St. Peter, or reincarnation, or the grave with two angels to question you, or whatever you were conditioned to believe during your life that will happen to you when you die.
So you think that humans pretty much trick themselves into thinking they are going to heaven or hell because they are conditioned to believe this occurs at death? If this is so, why is it only some people that die have these experiences?it would be silly to make such a blanket statement as each encounter would surely be different and each person experiencing it would have had a different history of past experiences leading up to their encounter.sweetiepaper wrote:Do you also think humans trick themselves into thinking they have had an encounter with God as well?
What you should ask yourself is why the vast majority of claimed encounters with God happen with the very God they believe in and in the religion they believe in or were privy to.like which ones? please give examples.sweetiepaper wrote:I know the mind is a very powerful thing but i have read a lot of those near death experiences, and some of them cannot be simply explained by conditioning.
if there was a recent encounter with God that could be proven as real, then there would be no more need for faith and everyone would follow that religion, so please share it here!
AdamB wrote:In any case, whatever the actual explanation, we cannot see HIM.
AdamB wrote:In any case, whatever the actual explanation, we cannot see HIM.
AdamB wrote:do you really think any faithful religious person is going to say their religious books are just fables or fabricated?Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
if they did then they would not be faithful, would they.
FAITH is believing that something is true.
I hope it was sarcasm and not pure lack of logic and common sense that made you post that question.
stray away from what?AdamB wrote:That's a common problem with mixed religion marriages...the children stray away!!
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:your condescension is disgusting and very narrow minded.AdamB wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:do you really think any faithful religious person is going to say their religious books are just fables or fabricated?AdamB wrote:Any other hindus can verify that their religious books are just fables or fabricated to teach morals? ABA Trading?
if they did then they would not be faithful, would they.
FAITH is believing that something is true.
I hope it was sarcasm and not pure lack of logic and common sense that made you post that question.
Actually, it was...just wondering if we have any hindus in this religion discussion, trying to flush them out to be brave enough to say "I am a hindu and this is my belief......".
It is unfortunate that readers of this topic will assume your lack of sense represents all Muslims.stray away from what?AdamB wrote:That's a common problem with mixed religion marriages...the children stray away!!
it is far better to be taught both or multiple beliefs and choose for yourself which one you want to follow and have faith in, rather than only knowing one thing and assuming it is correct only because it is all you know.
You do realise, and especially with your blinkers on, you would have been a staunch and pious Aztec if you were born in Mexico in 1492.
do you think the Aztecs knew there would be different religious beliefs centuries later? Are you sure there will not be different religious beliefs centuries from now? History has shown religions that lasted for 6000 years were eventually stopped for new beliefs. Christianity and Islam have only been here for 2000 and 1500 years respectively.AdamB wrote:How would you know what is better when you don't know what is good for you?
who are you to judge?AdamB wrote:In ABA's case, it didn't do him any good, did it? He was even exposed to christianity and now practises nothing.
No both my parents were and still are of the same beliefsAdamB wrote:What about you Duane? Product of mixed religious marriage as well?
what proof do you have that you chose the right way?AdamB wrote:BTW I said "common" not all cases this is the result. I am living proof of that!!
I'm not sure what you meanthermaltake wrote:the Quraan is the only religious book that said a person should have one wife... no other religious book teaches this...
thermaltake wrote:everybody does bash muslims... oh muslims are allowed to have four wives and on and on.. but the Quraan is the only religious book that said a person should have one wife... no other religious book teaches this...
stickman wrote:AdamB wrote:In any case, whatever the actual explanation, we cannot see HIM.
At least you're getting somewhere. You see why there are atheists and freethinkers.
We have pointed out issues in Islam relating to morals and inconsistencies and yet you have not been able to provide a worthy argument or justify anything. In the end it boils down to faith vs logic. Trying to mix the two simply does not work, even if it appears so.
stickman wrote:thermaltake wrote:everybody does bash muslims... oh muslims are allowed to have four wives and on and on.. but the Quraan is the only religious book that said a person should have one wife... no other religious book teaches this...
Muslims are guilty of bashing others too. Many Islamic lectures held at mosques in Trinidad have topics that often bash Hinduism.
Anyway, the Quran said that man is permitted to beat their wives.
AdamB wrote:stickman wrote:AdamB wrote:In any case, whatever the actual explanation, we cannot see HIM.
At least you're getting somewhere. You see why there are atheists and freethinkers.
We have pointed out issues in Islam relating to morals and inconsistencies and yet you have not been able to provide a worthy argument or justify anything. In the end it boils down to faith vs logic. Trying to mix the two simply does not work, even if it appears so.
You've pointed out issues from your imagination based on lies and fabrications!
If you knew anything about verifying information and facts, the logic of worthy justification would point to the truth, the truth is ISLAM!!
AdamB wrote:stickman wrote:thermaltake wrote:everybody does bash muslims... oh muslims are allowed to have four wives and on and on.. but the Quraan is the only religious book that said a person should have one wife... no other religious book teaches this...
Muslims are guilty of bashing others too. Many Islamic lectures held at mosques in Trinidad have topics that often bash Hinduism.
Anyway, the Quran said that man is permitted to beat their wives.
Do you attend the "many Islamic lectures"? I have never attended a lecture where Hinduism has been bashed.
Since you are the expert, why don't you also tell us HOW (BY WHAT METHOD) IS A MAN PERMITTED TO BEAT HIS WIFE?
AdamB wrote:In ABA's case, it didn't do him any good, did it? He was even exposed to christianity and now practises nothing.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I'm not sure what you meanthermaltake wrote:the Quraan is the only religious book that said a person should have one wife... no other religious book teaches this...
Genesis 2:22-24
Then the LORD God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man. The man said, "This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she shall be called 'woman, ' for she was taken out of man." For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and they will become one flesh.
Proverbs 18:22
He who finds one wife finds what is good and receives favor from the LORD.
Deuteronomy 24:5
If a man has recently married, he must not be sent to war or have any other duty laid on him. For one year he is to be free to stay at home and bring happiness to the wife he has married.
Mark 10:6-9
"But at the beginning of creation God 'made them male and female.' 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh.' So they are no longer two, but one. Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate."
the last sentence of the last quote is why Catholics do not practice divorce.
that is just examples from the bible. There are instructions and teachings in the Qur'an, Gita, Bible and Torah about marriage.
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