Venerable invited to teaches at the Church

• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:28

  
  
  AT THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH IN SPOKANE
  VENERABLE CHODRON ACCEPTED INVITATION TO TEACH APRIL 3, 2005
• NT2

  22 Mar 06, 23:29

  tt is not a Catholic nor a christian church
• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:30

  
  Venerable then gave teachings which inspired all who were there.
• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:33

  
  
  Called up the children to have story time. The story was about the life of Buddha.
• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:34

  
  
  The members of the church eagerly greeted her and thanked her for her kind words of inspiration after the service was over.
  
• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:35

  
• neutral_onliner

  22 Mar 06, 23:36

  
• laurence82

  22 Mar 06, 23:43

  Lolz
  
  I dont think the xtians will agree with this action
  
  
• An Eternal Now

  22 Mar 06, 23:47

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  Lolz
  
  I dont think the xtians will agree with this action
  
  

  But its not a Christian church anyway
• laurence82

  22 Mar 06, 23:50

  Originally posted by An Eternal Now:

  But its not a Christian church anyway

  then its good
  
  but some will kao peh, coz of the name and stuff
  
  
• paperflower

  23 Mar 06, 00:24

  what's the meaning of the word "church"?
  
  congregation
  
  in buddhist term, we say sangha.
  
  good to see that more people are having an open mind, instead of being too self-centered, selfish and rigidly uptight.
  
  this is world racial harmony, religious harmony and respect for each and individual. to be "open minded" is to practice generosity and altruism.
  so what are the losses here?
  
  
• neutral_onliner

  24 Mar 06, 01:04

  Originally posted by paperflower:

  what's the meaning of the word "church"?
  
  congregation
  
  in buddhist term, we say sangha.
  
  good to see that more people are having an open mind, instead of being too self-centered, selfish and rigidly uptight.
  
  this is world racial harmony, religious harmony and respect for each and individual. to be "open minded" is to practice generosity and altruism.
  so what are the losses here?
  
  

  agree... if only everyone could understand tat
• jayellefull

  24 Mar 06, 01:26

  exchange of religion and knowledge, good for teaching people how to tolerate other religions, we can learn from each other but that does not mean that we have to follow them or accept what they say. we can just have another point of view