Religion?
A bunch of man made hoo haa to scare the masses.
A bunch of man made hoo haa to scare the masses.
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I don't think a religion has to answer the question of origin.
AVG: Beyond that, how can one trust a religious description of the afterlife, when the associated story of origins is a sham?
AVG: Beyond that, how can one trust a religious description of the afterlife, when the associated story of origins is a sham?
the OuterWorld of the Everlasting is visible and tangible for all to experience, a part of our daily lives but only certain for as long as the Spirit must rely on its physiological support for its existence.
there is a pricetag to pay to become a planing engineer for the future or for humans a begining at a rank of labour - volcano maintenance as an example.
Somebody once said "Religion is the opium of the people"
I believe in God, I believe in spirituality, I believe in Something greater and wiser than ourselves... what I don't believe in, is in organized religion.
I don't think a religion has to answer the question of origin.
I know that religion doesn't have to answer the question of origins... I just can't think of one that doesn't try. It seems like a central concept underlying all earth religions.
Like I mused... if the story of origins accompanying a given religion sounds like bullshit, how can you trust the description of the God behind it all?
Beyond that, how can one trust a religious description of the afterlife, when the associated story of origins is a sham?
AVG: Beyond that, how can one trust a religious description of the afterlife, when the associated story of origins is a sham?
the OuterWorld of the Everlasting is visible and tangible for all to experience, a part of our daily lives but only certain for as long as the Spirit must rely on its physiological support for its existence.
there is a pricetag to pay to become a planing engineer for the future or for humans a begining at a rank of labour - volcano maintenance as an example.
"The OuterWorld of the Everlasting"?
I'm sorry, but I can't get beyond this bit of fiction to get to the rest of your post.
We may have to agree to disagree on religion. You're not the first...
the OuterWorld of the Everlasting is visible and tangible for all to experience, a part of our daily lives but only certain for as long as the Spirit must rely on its physiological support for its existence.
there is a pricetag to pay to become a planing engineer for the future or for humans a begining at a rank of labour - volcano maintenance as an example.
"The OuterWorld of the Everlasting"?
I'm sorry, but I can't get beyond this bit of fiction to get to the rest of your post.
We may have to agree to disagree on religion. You're not the first...
vision is fictional ?
we are just talking about everything except one's biological form - the OuterWorld, that is Everlasting.
or you have the brakes for it - oh you're going to die inside yourself - good luck, and your question has meaning ?
I don't think a religion has to answer the question of origin.
I know that religion doesn't have to answer the question of origins... I just can't think of one that doesn't try. It seems like a central concept underlying all earth religions.
Like I mused... if the story of origins accompanying a given religion sounds like bullshit, how can you trust the description of the God behind it all?
Beyond that, how can one trust a religious description of the afterlife, when the associated story of origins is a sham?
First thing, Buddhism and Taoism does not seem to have an origin story behind it.
And second, let us say that the origin story of a religion is such total BS that you can't help but laugh at its basic claims. Does that mean the entire religion is BS? I don't think so.
EDIT--actually, let me correct myself by saying that the entire religion need not be total BS even if the origin story is.
"The OuterWorld of the Everlasting"?
I'm sorry, but I can't get beyond this bit of fiction to get to the rest of your post.
We may have to agree to disagree on religion. You're not the first...
vision is fictional ?
we are just talking about everything except one's biological form - the OuterWorld, that is Everlasting.
or you have the brakes for it - oh you're going to die inside yourself - good luck, and your question has meaning ?
Big words are just big words. At the most they're just a bit more descriptive of the item. In this context, it's fiction because it can't be proved or disproved that God exists at all, let alone is 'Everlasting' or can be said to dwell in some sort of 'Outerworld'.
Those expressions are still firmly ensconced in the humble opinion of the writer.