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Sorry, forgot you can't read. Note to self: ding glasses just for show..Can you name non-religious organizations which serve these needs?
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Sorry, forgot you can't read. Note to self: ding glasses just for show..Can you name non-religious organizations which serve these needs?
I read just fine. I didn't see any non-religious organizations listed which provide comfort from suffering, celebrations of life or offer hope to others like religious institutions do.Sorry, forgot you can't read. Note to self: ding glasses just for show..
All religions have their version of the Golden Rule because it is the basis of human society.Who makes the golden rule?
As you stated, there are many religions and beliefs.
So some universal code of common decency that everyone knows and assumes others know?All religions have their version of the Golden Rule because it is the basis of human society.
All religions have their version of the Golden Rule because it is the basis of human society.
I read just fine. I didn't see any non-religious organizations listed which provide comfort from suffering, celebrations of life or offer hope to others like religious institutions do.
Fake news.what suits their purpose ...
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the heart of christianity in amereica, the bible belt prove repeatedly the true authors of the 4th century christian bible are the crucifiers and their false commandments used to pursecuite and victimize the innocent - bing.
Fake news.
- ding glasses just for show..
Truth is absolute and is discovered. Error cannot stand. Eventually error fails.without lenses they can think whatever they want - and it will be true.
* with his brain anyway - the oil tycoon living in texas.
Where'd you get that idea?There had never been a golden rule until religion established one.
Wrong.There was no sense of morality or right and wrong until religion determined that.
The Golden Rule is absolute key to the very beginning of human society. Religion was not.Primitive and advanced cultures of the past saw as proper and committed actions and activities that would horrify the current generation.
Really? Why don't you look at the correlation between violence and religion in the world's nations.Religion has much to condemn it and much to commend it. But it is a savage and terrible world without it.
Truth is absolute and is discovered. Error cannot stand. Eventually error fails.
What you intended for evil, God is using for good.
Or possibly you.the only evil are those imposters, the crucifiers that wrote the 4th century christian bible - bing.
"these needs" -- WTF? From what you claim to have read:Can you name non-religious organizations which serve these needs?
Spirituality requires no organization, but people do need to get out and mingle with their weird neighbors and strangers now and then. Sports, shopping, libraries, school plays, volunteer work,... all spiritual.Practices[edit]
See also: Spirituality and New Age
SBNR is related to feminist spiritual and religious thought and ecological spiritualities,[27] and also to Neo-Paganism, Wicca, Shamanic, Druidic, Gaian and ceremonial magic practices.[27] Some New Age spiritual practices include astrology, Ouija boards, Tarot cards, the I Ching, and science fiction.[27] A common practice of SBNRs is meditation, such as mindfulness and Transcendental Meditation.[27]
In popular culture[edit]
In Weezer's 2017 single titled "Feels Like Summer", Rivers Cuomo sings the lyrics "I'm spiritual, not religious / I'm a Libra, if that matters" at the beginning of the second verse.[28]
You seem upset.
So then you concede my point that... Religious communities serve a need no other agency can provide; religious communities provide comfort from suffering, thankfulness, and hope. It's not an accident that religion is a part of man's existence. It's quite logical."these needs" -- WTF? From what you claim to have read:
Spirituality requires no organization, but people do need to get out and mingle with their weird neighbors and strangers now and then. Sports, shopping, libraries, school plays, volunteer work,... all spiritual.
I would prefer neighbors meet often in "town" or community meeting halls to discuss local interests and "needs".. perhaps combined with playing games, showing films, physical activities, routine health care... School buildings always serve well, but they're busy while church buildings sit mostly idle all week. We could do with much less gambling and drinking halls. More healthy, stimulating, public gathering places for such purposes.
Not at all. You are quite easy to make upset.You're projecting again
Not at all. You are quite easy to make upset.
Your chasing me around the forum says otherwise.You couldn't upset me if you tried whereas to make you upset all I have to do is criticize an institution.
Your chasing me around the forum says otherwise.
I respond to you when you attempt to subordinate religion. That won't be stopping.I respond to you when you respond to me.
stop responding to my posts and see how far I "chase" you