God belongs to whom?
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Islam has a version of God - Allah
Christianity has a version of God - actually 3 Gods in 1 - Father Son Holy Spirit
Hinduism - one ultimate God with many aspects or manifestations
Buddhism - there is no God (still they take ownership of the word God, see?)
All of them more or less agrees that man cannot comprehend God but they go ahead and sell you anyway.
So what do you think? God belongs to whom? -
don't wanna make somekinda controversy here, so i'll juz say that God belongs to those who believe in Him.
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Can you elaborate?Originally posted by aku1b0d0:don't wanna make somekinda controversy here, so i'll juz say that God belongs to those who believe in Him. -
I may not know much, but I know u are definitely wrong about this one.Originally posted by casino_king:Buddhism - there is no God (still they take ownership of the word God, see?) -
yeah. i dont know much, but i know something about Guan Yin etcOriginally posted by Wanda:I may not know much, but I know u are definitely wrong about this one.
and casino_king, i'm trying to elaborate. -
So what do you think? God belongs to whom?
God belongs to each and every being in this Universe/Cosmos, a most special and most personal relationship, and simultaneously the most universal as well. For all relationships are in actuality relationships between God and God, as (ie. in the form of) each and every being in the Universe/Cosmos.
Love is the recognition of the God within (your loved one), of the ultimate Oneness that is the true nature of your essential relationship with (all) your loved one(s). Thus, it is always God whom you love (when you love someone), and it is always God who loves you (when someone loves you).
God is the essence, totality and simultaneity of each and all beings in this Cosmos. Love is the (realization of the) Oneness that is the true relationship between each aspect/form of God (eg. you) and all other aspects of Her/Him/ItSelf (ie. everyone else in the Cosmos). -
Buddhists, those in the ~ Buddhism: Wisdom Bliss ~ do not believe in God, happy?
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satan leh??
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What is your religion called? Does it have a name?Originally posted by UltimaOnline:God belongs to each and every being in this Universe/Cosmos, a most special and most personal relationship, and simultaneously the most universal as well. For all relationships are in actuality relationships between God and God, as (ie. in the form of) each and every being in the Universe/Cosmos.
Love is the recognition of the God within (your loved one), of the ultimate Oneness that is the true nature of your essential relationship with (all) your loved one(s). Thus, it is always God whom you love (when you love someone), and it is always God who loves you (when someone loves you).
God is the essence, totality and simultaneity of each and all beings in this Cosmos. Love is the (realization of the) Oneness that is the true relationship between each aspect/form of God (eg. you) and all other aspects of Her/Him/ItSelf (ie. everyone else in the Cosmos). -
Elaborate?Originally posted by Wanda:I may not know much, but I know u are definitely wrong about this one. -
Elaborate?Originally posted by tt3:satan leh?? -
each religion got their own god. Happy?
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Islam and Christians borrow their God from Judaism?Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:each religion got their own god. Happy? -
I am curious, do you think that there is one or many Gods?Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:each religion got their own god. Happy? -
I got no comment =)
just think Islam got malay version of God and Christian is multi-racial version lah -
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Dr Michael Newton, the first clinical psychologist who regressed thousands of people into the intermissive period (ie. period between lives), found out that regardless of their religion, all of them reported consistently on how the spirit world is like, the meaning of life, etc.Originally posted by casino_king:What is your religion called? Does it have a name?
All of them agreed (under hypnosis) that it doesn't matter what your religion is, what matters is how you live your life, and what is in your heart.
Another thing all of them said, was that after each person's life is over, everyone will be asked this question in some form or another, "What have you learnt, and who have you helped?". This sums up the general twin purpose of existence, in particular for physical incarnation.
Of course, each person has his/her own unique purpose for each lifetime, based on his/her individual karma and free will, such (planned objectives for each person's individual lifetime) being called his/her existential program. You will have the chance to plan your lifetime during the intermissive period (ie. before you're born), and each lifetime is very precious and valuable indeed.
So there is no name to my religion, since I do not have one, since people actually do not need any 'religion', though different religions have specialized value for certain souls, who then choose to incarnate into that religion, because it had been with them since past lives, and they feel comfortable with it, or because they need to learn the lessons associated with each religion (eg. Islam teaches the soul to have faith, Buddhism teaches the soul Wisdom, Christianity teaches the soul Love, etc).
Eventually of course, what matters is not religion, but yourself, and what is in your heart.
Those interested in learning more about my philosophy and views, visit my website *here*. -
malay version or arab versionOriginally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:I got no comment =)
just think Islam got malay version of God and Christian is multi-racial version lah
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Do i look like GOD to you?Originally posted by casino_king:malay version or arab version 
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Will look at it one of these days...Originally posted by UltimaOnline:Dr Michael Newton, the first clinical psychologist who regressed thousands of people into the intermissive period (ie. period between lives), found out that regardless of their religion, all of them reported consistently on how the spirit world is like, the meaning of life, etc.
All of them agreed (under hypnosis) that it doesn't matter what your religion is, what matters is how you live your life, and what is in your heart.
Another thing all of them said, was that after each person's life is over, everyone will be asked this question in some form or another, "What have you learnt, and who have you helped?". This sums up the general twin purpose of existence, in particular for physical incarnation.
Of course, each person has his/her own unique purpose for each lifetime, based on his/her individual karma and free will, such (planned objectives for each person's individual lifetime) being called his/her existential program. You will have the chance to plan your lifetime during the intermissive period (ie. before you're born), and each lifetime is very precious and valuable indeed.
So there is no name to my religion, since I do not have one, since people actually do not need any 'religion', though different religions have specialized value for certain souls, who then choose to incarnate into that religion, because it had been with them since past lives, and they feel comfortable with it, or because they need to learn the lessons associated with each religion (eg. Islam teaches the soul to have faith, Buddhism teaches the soul Wisdom, Christianity teaches the soul Love, etc).
Eventually of course, what matters is not religion, but yourself, and what is in your heart.
Those interested in learning more about my philosophy and views, visit my website *here*. -
NOOriginally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:Do i look like GOD to you? 
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Illusion for the delusion.
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huh?Originally posted by Ito_^:Illusion for the delusion. -
err.. a manifestation of desire for people who feel life is tough and recognize their impermanent nature - after all everyone dies, and forgotten with time.Originally posted by casino_king:huh?
simply put, God belongs to the people as people requires a God or some sort of deep philosophical faith to continue living, not only as an individual but as a race.
if there is no such thing as salvation, i wonder how many people would continue to do good deeds? -
u're wrong thereOriginally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:I got no comment =)
just think Islam got malay version of God and Christian is multi-racial version lah
Allah is the same in all places, there's no other vewrsion of Allah, not in Malaysia or anywhere else.