The spiritual life of any person is the path that a person chooses to follow in response to the God within.
what is your response?
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it depends what you mean by god because one person may believe in something inside themselves but not call it god, while another person might do. i
dont like to confine the word spirit to god. its a lot more than that.
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So you're saying that Buddhists cannot be spiritual, then (since they believe in a "path" and not a supreme deity?)
Perhaps you'd find it enlightening to talk to some Buddhist monks, then.
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SPIRIT-ual life: drinking nothing but cognac and single-malt!
You should try it: a proven anti-drivellant.
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..... try defining "spirit" - so we know what in the name of all the saints "spiritual" might mean, and if you have any strength left try "life"
since a billion people or more believe we have more than one -and the rest don't.
...sigh..Om mana padme hum...sigh...aaarrgh...
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..what is this Latin nonsense -which in any case would be far better as intellEgunt?
- as ever the Estragon ' I may not know any living languages any longer; but try me on the dead ones' challenge still stands -
"They condemn what they do not understand"??
You must be cursing all day.
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estragon, hey i didnt make up the language 
yes, every day.
Byrd didnt say who he was referring to.if me, then yes i do find buddists spiritual, this is what i mean when i say that they dont call it god. they
have a path, like you said. i dont believe in what people call god but my own ideas. i still find myself spiritual, though i dont worship a deity.
define spirit? thats like being asked to define a feeling- you could go on forever.
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estragon
why do you challenge those who want to believe in God being part of our spiritual just because you have never had a spiritual beginning. Love those
who's ignorance is shadowing their own growth.
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Kim - no, I was replying to Mal. We crossposted.
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