More protests Against The Theocratic Regime in Iran

[Leonardo17]

BrianSoddingBoru:
 
- There are other books like C. Castaneda like “The Peaceful Warrior” by Dan Millman or “Mutant Message Down Under”. Fictional or non-fictional these are very interesting stories that could be read just like one would read the Harry-Potter series if you like. But some people like reading these stories again and again because of the spiritual message that they are conveying.
 
Awty:
 
- That’s not the goal here. The goal here is to say that (on a purely secular level) I agree with the legitimate ambition of Jewish nationalist to try to carve out a nation for the Jews of this world. I disagree with the messianic belief that God has given İsrael + the Israeli controlled Palestine to the Jews because they are his chosen people etc. etc.
 
/ There is a war of religion going on in the Middle-east for decades now and somebody will have to solve this issue at some point. And many are saying that D. Trump does not have a real plan for his whole operation in Iran and that he could simply walk away declaring victory over the Ayatollah’s.
 
So if bombs aren’t going to solve this issue what can?
 
My answer: A more realistic approach to spiritual issues can solve a bigger part of the issue for us. Do you think that a democratic Iran would risk conflict with the US just to be able to build weapons of mass destruction? – Of course not. The IRI is a regime of fear and it believes it needs to be feared in order to be able to exist. That’s a completely ego-oriented ego-based ideology that does not respond to feelings of compassion or even reason.
 
Angrboda:
 
- Nothing. I’m not an creationist who denies naturalism. I believe in a world that works accordingly with the principles of mathematics and physics. I believe in the scientific method too. I’m just a moderate observer of some of the “Inner Realities” that are not that “supernatural” if you look at it.
 
/ But these “explorations” are still very different from what we know as philosophy. SO this is why we call it “spirituality” or “Religion”. In Latin Religion means “to bind back”. So we are binding back our ties with this inner nature of ours.