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The Light Of The World
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This is going to get me downvoted, but I don't care.
I've been all around the world and I'm going to make a controversial statement: all religions are the same. Not just Christians. (Yes, even the Muslims. It's the leaders of large organizations that distort it, and Christian sects aren't above this failing either.). Many of the most pious, generous and spiritual people I know are Buddhist.
You make light of the peculiar belief that dancing is evil, yet there are also those here who would belittle someone simply because they don't believe Jesus was more special than the Buddha. If that triggers you because it runs counter to your belief, consider that those who believe dancing is evil are triggered in exactly the same way.
Ultimately, religion is merely a tool, and any religion that helps you treat others as you would like to be treated, and honors your relationship with God, is all that is required. Everything else is just cultural differences, and those should be celebrated rather than condemned.
No one system is better than any other. It's about whatever works for you. If we all simply act out of love for God and one another, religion is irrelevant.
I don't disagree. The Bible outright says God has 650 plus names.
Some of those names only certain people or groups know even.
The idea people can be good and just, and the name does not matter, is a sound one.
Still, there are levels to the madness. Look at Muslims, they believe dogs are unclean and evil, they believe a woman's face and body is impure, they believe everyone who does not believe in Islam deserves death
I would not say that is the same at all as baptists who prohibit dancing or pentecostals who put tea and coffee in the same realm as marijuana.
Sure, both are absurd, but the fruits show the true nature of each.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zl-hXiXa8QU
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NscHCa395-M
Have you ever actually lived in Saudi Arabia? Have you really talked to the average Muslim? No ordinary person on the street thinks anyone who doesn't believe in Islam deserves death. If they did, I would have been killed a thousand times by now.
Yes, there definitely are a few crazy fanatics who think that. But that's all. And I suspect those fanatics are being influenced by the same globalist cabal we are fighting here. People are people. And given the right circumstances, they can be whipped into acting crazy just like anyone can. How many brainwashed Christians are there living in the US right now? There are psychopaths everywhere around the world. The cabal's hate for humanity doesn't care about the religion to which you subscribe. They'll use and twist whatever they can.
Yes, Muslims have different customs and beliefs than you or I, and that cultural barrier can be very difficult to overcome. But no, they don't believe we deserve death. They are some of the funniest and kindest people you will ever meet. You should go with them to Bahrain sometime where they are not under the control of the repressive Saudi government and watch how they cut loose. Again, the differences are merely cultural. I would look at the Amish as equally distinct.
As for Hinduism, yes, it takes some efforts to adjust to their perspective on spirituality. But they too believe we are all part of one whole....one loving and infinite God. They just give different names to the different perspectives of the infinite.
Don't believe everything you've been told. The people telling you likely know little more than you do. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you is universal...except for those who are trying to enslave us.
I have that suspicion myself about the Abrahamic religions, and did get downvoted for it a few days ago.
All three recognize the written Torah and OT prophets as authoritative scriptures. Things seem to go off the rails based off the dogmas and interpretations they build after of that.
Not familiar enough on the non-Abrahamic religions to comment intelligently, but Hinduism definitely gives me some apprehension.
Hinduism is actually way more compatible with Christianity than it seems. Especially the elements of sacred geometry. Samsara is pretty much the process of God to Jesus but applied to ordinary humans.
The Indian interepretation of Christianity is kind of interesting. No coincidence it continues growing in India
How does that Indian interpretation go?
Thank you - my sentiments exactly.