Christian ,muslims and jews are philosophically

chasing rainbows and other such nonsensical activities.
To be real, that God doesn't exist, period.
Seeking the Kingdom has meaning if you try, but you have to drop all the pretense of your religions.

Originally posted by frogstomp
chasing rainbows and other such nonsensical activities.
To be real, that God doesn't exist, period.
Seeking the Kingdom has meaning if you try, but you have to drop all the pretense of your religions.

Originally posted by frogstomp
chasing rainbows and other such nonsensical activities.
To be real, that God doesn't exist, period.
Seeking the Kingdom has meaning if you try, but you have to drop all the pretense of your religions.

Originally posted by kirksey957
What does that last sentence mean? Doesn't that contradict your original statement?

Originally posted by Nordlys
So do you believe there is a "King", he just isn't the God of the Jews, Christians and Muslims? Or do you believe that even if/though there is no such "King", the search is meaningful?

Originally posted by frogstomp
No,No.Yes , but you have to figure out the meaningful for yourself.

Originally posted by Nordlys
I don't really understand what you mean by "seeking the Kingdom". Why a Kingdom? I can see a spiritual search as meaningful, but I wouldn't want to limit it by seeking something I believe to be very unlikely to exist.

Originally posted by Nordlys
So do you believe there is a "King", he just isn't the God of the Jews, Christians and Muslims? Or do you believe that even if/though there is no such "King", the search is meaningful?

Originally posted by Pawnokeyhole
Surely, in this day and age, God should be democratically elected.