16 Dec 10
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The quote " the wages of sin is death" keeps coming up in this forum.
So what does this mean?
We are a spiritual being in the machine, and we are eternal by our very nature, so when we dont take to spiritual living, we stop spiritual progress and only have to take re-birth in this world again and again.
Sin means error, and when we sin it keeps us in the cycle of birth and death eternally, which is just like death for the soul.
It is like death for the soul because the soul is trapped in a material body, and cannot live the liberated life of freedom and bliss in their spiritual home with God and all the other liberated living beings in the spiritual world.
It is clear now that there is actually no death at all for the soul.
16 Dec 10
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Originally posted by vishvahetuHow absurd. Just visit your local crack house and view a passed out drug induced individual that has OD's and turned blue.
It is clear now that there is actually no death at all.[/b]
News Flash!! Sin brings death and people actually do die!!
Edit: Then again, maybe the drugs liberated him to be with the new age god of yours. 😛
16 Dec 10
Originally posted by whodeyDont be dishonest and disagree..........death is an illusion and the church sells death to frighten the people.
How absurd. Just visit your local crack house and view a passed out drug induced individual that has OD's and turned blue.
News Flash!! Sin brings death and people actually do die!!
Edit: Then again, maybe the drugs liberated him to be with the new age god of yours. 😛
17 Dec 10
Originally posted by vishvahetu"Sins" means separation or "eclipsing" of god.
The quote " the wages of sin is death" keeps coming up in this forum.
So what does this mean?
We are a spiritual being in the machine, and we are eternal by our very nature, so when we dont take to spiritual living, we stop spiritual progress and only have to take re-birth in this world again and again.
Sin means error, and when we sin it keeps ...[text shortened]... n the spiritual world.
It is clear now that there is actually no death at all for the soul.
17 Dec 10
Originally posted by John W BoothWhen my subscription comes up for renewal, I may take a break from RHP......so your wish shall come true in good time.
You said you were going to stop posting because people here are "dishonest and disagree". What's happened to your plan? It wa a good one.
I still dont know what your stand is on God and this existence we all are experiencing together
Do you know why you are alive?
Do you know what your purpose is?
How did everything come to be?
Why do we suffer in this world?
Has science become God?
Do you welcome disease old age and death?
Is there knowledge anywhere to give us these answers?
If no, have you not looked at Vedanta Sutra?
If yes, do you accept and follow?
What is your stand Sir?
17 Dec 10
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Originally posted by vishvahetuLemme try...
When my subscription comes up for renewal, I may take a break from RHP......so your wish shall come true in good time.
I still dont know what your stand is on God and this existence we all are experiencing together
Do you know why you are alive?
Do you know what your purpose is?
How did everything come to be?
Why do we suffer in this world? ...[text shortened]... you not looked at Vedanta Sutra?
If yes, do you accept and follow?
What is your stand Sir?
Do you know why you are alive?
My mum and dad had sex, the former gave birth to me.
Do you know what your purpose is?
As I write this, my purpose is to finish this reply.
How did everything come to be?
Don't know.
Why do we suffer in this world?
Because some things are painful! I remember stubbing my toe a while back...hurt like a bastard!
Has science become God?
No...science has never been claimed to be a creator of universes.
Do you welcome disease old age and death?
Aye...they always get a good cup of tea, and chocolate biscuits if I have them (but not Jammy Wagon Wheels)
Is there knowledge anywhere to give us these answers?
Such knowledge, if we place any value on reliability, won't be contained in "books of truth" written by ancient people who lacked the collective scientific insight that we humans have today.
If no, have you not looked at Vedanta Sutra?
That's just a special case of the aforementioned holy books...not reliable.
If yes, do you accept and follow?
N/A
What is your stand Sir?
On two legs.
Hope this helps :]
17 Dec 10
Originally posted by vishvahetuWell, I find you asking me this - despite me having posted on this very topic perhaps 150 times within the last 2-3 weeks, on this forum - rather unsuprisingly reveals you to be oblivious yet again.
I still dont know what your stand is on God and this existence we all are experiencing together