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Yum. Make mine haagen daz vanilla swiss almond.
Dulce de Leche for me, please.
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Yum. Make mine haagen daz vanilla swiss almond.
Here is another....
YouTube - sufi music
He's right. Or maybe it's just the crowd you hang with. I rarely hear religion or lack of it as cited for cause of violent crime.
Do you like traditional Indian music? I've been to hear both these guys several times.
YouTube - Live at Pune - Pt Shiv Kumar Sharma and Ustad Zakir Hussein
Sorry I don't preach my atheistic views to anyone. It creates to much controversy! Rather most the people I hang out with are non-religious Christian/Catholics! But even with them its still very taboo to mention your an atheist!
Being a non-theist is similar.
Non-theist is just a fancy way of saying Atheist
A spititual path with NO diety = Atheist (ie. no belief in God)Actually it's different, according to atheists, because I still practice a spiritual path.
A spititual path with NO diety = Atheist (ie. no belief in God)
The Buddha denounced the view of a Creator and sees that such notions are related to the false view of eternity
Here in your own post the Buddha denounces the idea of a Creator.
Atheists also denounce a Creator.
There is NO difference!!!
An explanation by a Quaker to bolster a Buddha"s argument?
Now that's Rich!!!!
Makes perfect senseIf we speak of God as non-conceptual, indescribable, inconcievable and inexpressible, as a state of being or presence then this is quite different from an atheists point of view and it intersects with what I would called 'buddha'.
So which is it Sky Dancer???Comment from Lama Surya Das:
"Buddhism is generally considered to be not atheistic but agnostic, in that, the Buddha himself did not deny the existence of God.
So which is it Sky Dancer???
You earilier article said the Buddha "denounced" the existence of a Creator as false.
Now you say that Buddha did not deny the "existence of a Creator".
Seems like the teachings of the Buddha would trump the teachings of any other Buddhaist.I agree with the Tibetan teachings by Lama Surya Das.