RE: Hey there!
June 23, 2013 at 6:13 pm
(This post was last modified: June 23, 2013 at 6:40 pm by Donutblade.)
(June 23, 2013 at 5:58 pm)Darwinian Wrote: It's your religion. Surely you know enough to explain the basics
Alright, ill try my best, and give my opinion of it. Its a religion which i think predates christianity and islam, and all other religions, i cant be sure.
One brief can be: my religion says that the body is separate from the individual, the one who makes decisions, and the one who executes it. It says that the body is mortal, and you are not. It also supports the concept of "That thou art" or "Every person has a potential to be omnipotent, omniscience and omnipresent, i.e. gods". So, this somehow supports theism, that i have fixed with a new theory of mine (which i have not been able to explain to anyone in my locality, as it is beyond their minds)
A bit more detailed version of my religion.
It talks mainly of souls, individual separate non-fraternised (without any family) biengs who are numerous in number, infinite in life, who keep taking birth in various forms of possible life, like ants, microbes, humans, and alien life forms. Although it is not required that life has to have a soul, it can act like a machine, which digests and ejects, which propagates its genes. But when the soul is included, it has the power to decide its fate, change the structure of the universe by its minute decisions, and make movements unpredictable by the most ideal time telling machine (a bit paradoxical).
It strongly supports rebirth, and the concept of liberation from this cycle, by the procurement of the total and whole truth and spiritual strength, the strength by which one can leave the body, without having to lead it to decay/fatigue, such as strangling, drowning, making cuts, disemboweling, etc. Beyond this state, what happens, its not known, because some have gone beyond, but never have returned.
I support this, as it sounds very reasonable, but to explain my opinon it would be helpful to have a look at the video i posted in my previous post.
ANyway, every concept has its flaws, as i accept my own with my sig.
(June 23, 2013 at 6:04 pm)cneron Wrote: Atheism doesn't require scoffing at anyone, any more than religion requires persecuting unbelievers, but both are common enough occurrences. This website, though called Atheist Forums, is frequented by a wide variety of believers and non-believers, with varying degrees of civility and social skills. I've no doubt you'll be welcomed.
Thanks for the reassurance, i noticed that as i was surfing through the forums. I hope that my dullness and, lack of humour and accuracy does not overwhelm my posts.
Every statement, argument or perception conceals in it a part of the whole truth, but usually never all of it, be however wrong or right it seems. -Me
The seed planted in childhood, grows to become a strong tree in adulthood. -Me Again
If there is a god, then, being as ideal and as just as he is supposed to be, he allows the existence and even the propagation of concepts which promote the goodwill and knowledge of the general folk. Theism supports atheism, in a way. -Yet again mine
The seed planted in childhood, grows to become a strong tree in adulthood. -Me Again
If there is a god, then, being as ideal and as just as he is supposed to be, he allows the existence and even the propagation of concepts which promote the goodwill and knowledge of the general folk. Theism supports atheism, in a way. -Yet again mine