15 Mar 11
Originally posted by SeitseFabricated religion gives people false hope, and this false hope carries the person through their life until they meet death ........and of course when they meet death they find that their is no heaven, but that they will have to take another birth in this world of suffering, for to not know God in truth shall not qualify the person to return to their eternal spiritual home.
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True healing is to eradicate all the error that the mind subscribes to, and when this is achieved one is then qualified to return home back to Godhead.
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15 Mar 11
Originally posted by DasaYou used to be annoying, but now you've down-shifted into boring.
Fabricated religion gives people false hope, and this false hope carries the person through their life until they meet death ........and of course when they meet death they find that their is no heaven, but that they will have to take another birth in this world of suffering, for to not know God in truth shall not qualify the person to return to their eternal s ...[text shortened]... d subscribes to, and when this is achieved one is then qualified to return home back to Godhead.
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16 Mar 11
Originally posted by SeitseIn all honesty, I think Jesus gains some mileage and becomes noteworthy, legendary, starts a religion, primarily because he seems to have been an accomplished healer. One does not have to buy into Lazarus' resurrection and the casting of demons on the part of other people to see that the Bible would indicate Jesus had a rare compassion for the plight of the sick and injured, and was not afraid to do something about it. He would not have had to be supernatural to be extraordinary.
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