26 Mar '10 02:24>1 edit
Originally posted by UzumakiAiNo not all values are immaterial, that is not true, for if it were the case then the worlds economies could not work. Your Pc/laptop had a monetary value, if you own your house, your car, it has a monetary value, which is not immaterial, for if you sold it you would see the pile of cash which represented the value of your house. You could touch it and play with it, smoke it or give it away. Thus the statement that all values are immaterial is to my mind erroneous.
Are you misunderstanding me? I was asking if you meant "passionate" when you said "spiritual". You apparently did not. Instead, you meant religious on an individual level. The answer to my question then, is that you are religious. I don't care what you are passionate about, you needn't worry.
You can use whatever words you want, but "challenging convent nist, millenarian Christian denomination. The RELIGION reports worldwide..."
Spirituality is i think quite clearly defined as values which are immaterial. For example, we see a lady who is pretty, we assign her a value based on her appearance, a physical value, based upon what we can see and touch (if you are brave enough), we cannot see what is inside her, what motivates her, what are her aspirations and dreams, for these values are of a spiritual nature.
Dictionaries are not to be trusted, if you want to know anything about Jehovahs Witnesses, here is the ONLY official site. You will find it in almost 4000 languages, including Japanese 🙂
http://watchtower.org/