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Originally posted by GBP/JPY
now, people hear me...i know it seems worldly is the best view but....
Originally posted by bruxfinn
Just to be brief it seems to me that reality, being composed of Time and Space, that Time is masculine and Space feminine...but that's just an idea and I don't hope to force it on anyone.
Originally posted by bruxfinn
Back to God having no religion. The big problem for humanity is refining ones understanding concerning God...the price being our lives, for people have mixed in the idea of God with all manner of base philosophy and belief and its really become a pain in the butt for many.
Originally posted by operation mindcrime
reply to post by Mary Rose
People need guidance. Some are lost without it...hence religion.
Growing up takes time...be patient.
Peace
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by bruxfinn
Just to be brief it seems to me that reality, being composed of Time and Space, that Time is masculine and Space feminine...but that's just an idea and I don't hope to force it on anyone.
I find characterizing things that are common to both genders as either masculine or feminine very confusing!! Calling the left brain masculine and the right brain feminine especially bothers me. I don't think I buy it. Both genders are both logical and creative. I don't think it's helpful to try to describe things this way.
Originally posted by bruxfinn
Back to God having no religion. The big problem for humanity is refining ones understanding concerning God...the price being our lives, for people have mixed in the idea of God with all manner of base philosophy and belief and its really become a pain in the butt for many.
I'm interested in hearing more of your thoughts on this. Can you give an example?
Originally posted by prophecywatcher
But not believing in heaven and hell could be a dangerous thing. If it exists, believing could keep you out of it. In my opinion, its better to be safe than sorry.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by spy66
How do the Hindu and Buddhist religions fit in?
Originally posted by prophecywatcher
But not believing in heaven and hell could be a dangerous thing. If it exists, believing could keep you out of it. In my opinion, its better to be safe than sorry.
We don't need organized, man-made religion. We need to connect to each other after first connecting to that universal life force, which is God.
Originally posted by spy66
But i am quite certain that Lord God is not the God we all would like him to be. Lord God fits the profile of the fallen angel cast out from heaven.
Originally posted by OmegaLogos
Anything that is SOLID/ Firm at the subatomic scale IS Noumena and therefor has substance/mass/gravita which due to uncertainty can NEVER be fully resolved either by senses or our funky sensationalist mindsets.
. . . for this realm of nonform and nonmateriality beyond space-time, I have chosen the term "noumena," which means the realm of only concepts or ideas. It is the realm of consciousness that the Greeks also sometimes labeled Logos.
Originally posted by pro-all
My own position is that it is impossible to know what God is, though we are told by christianity that he created us in his own image. No one has come with an explanation of what this means.