Is it really true that God exist?
hmmm... the only religion I see as false is a culture lead by material wealth and possessions.... then again, they don't call it a religion themselves now do they??? hmm... lol therefore I do declare that the religion is false.
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Proof that God exist is because I seen it. Of course this doesn't fly as proof to non believers... then again a million people could witness a miraculous event and it still wouldn't be proof to a non believer.
So proof that God exist, as written in the Bible is from knowing that the Bible already told me that God does not exist to people who do not believe in God. Both sides are correct.
God does not exist to a non believer and God does exist to a believer. *zoinks, I am bugged eyed* uh oh, I feel as though Mr. Knowles will be here shortly to call me ignorant or something.
ptsss. Mark before you reply... sorry I called you liar.... but God exist.)Like the Buddha said when asked for proof about his enlightenment- "Nature is my witness."
God exists.
All religions are true and good.
http://hubpages.com/hub/Religionspoem
Apology accepted.
Although - either god exists or not and you have not seen god, you have seen what you consider to be proof enough for you that a god exists. If it was actual proof, we would not even be having this discussion. What that proof was I have no idea. A tree? That could not have come into existence without a god making it so? I don't know.
By your argument that god exists for you, but not for me, you are implying that a god exists purely in one's imagination. Therefore you are not ignorant. You have, in fact hit the nail on the head.I don't believe in imagination ... I think that's only something that exists in your head!!
No - you are imagining it.
I imagine that you are a real person, but in reality you only exist by the words you chose as to describe the person you say that you are.
Now, Monsieur show me you are real and no part of what you imagined yourself to be to me... excuse me, I mean your aren't part of my imagination.
I simply need more proof that you are not part of my imagination...
*story time*
Says another on behalf of Mark, yes this man is real, I have seen him with my own eyes...
No says the skeptical one who has only seen but some pictures that could or could not be the actual person... I simply cannot take your word for it, that this is a real living person.
Says the man on Marks behalf... but there are others who have also seen him and know him.
Sure says the non believer, I never seen him myself therefore he does not exist.
Says the man on behalf of Mark... well he exist to me and you must be insane because clearly this man exist. I have seen him with my own eyes and you have seen his words and his pictures and he has even responded to your questions.
the skeptical one replies... it is quite an imagination you have.
says Tommy Boy... you can get a good look at a butchers as*... no wait... I mean, you can get a good look at a cows by sticking your head up a butchers... no,no,no I mean you can get a good look at a t-bone steak by sticking your head up the cows as* but wouldn't you rather take the butchers word for it.
No seriously, Mark I totally understand that God doesn't exist to you. I wont say anything more about it except that a spoon full of God makes life a little sweeter.Any sweeter and I would die of sugar poisoning.
well ya got me there, God did say kill um with kindness.
lol
Well, I actually talked to him on the phone, and saw him on a webcam. I would conclude that even that he looks much more Turkish on the webcam, he probably exists.
Within Sandy's analogy you are now a prophet of Mark Knowles!
Finally, some one gets it
Beer exists.
USA 100 dollar bills exist therefore Ben Franklin existed.
Ben Frankin is a recongized authority on Beer.
Beer is the proof of God's existance and His nature.
Therefore God exists.
The true religion? Well there's this whol schism between light beer drinkers and imported beer drinkers. It's quite complicated.
I don't like beer but I like wine and Jack and fine bourbon.
So ... I may be a heathen according to Ben Franklin.
Heretic - everybody knows that Ouzo is the only true way.
Off to stoke up the fire ready to grill me a bourbon drinking unbeliever.How about some nice steaks instead? Trust me they would be much more tastey!
I bit my own tounge once and it didn't taste all that good. Come to think of it, I couldn't taste anything for a while. ... see?-
You are safe - I am the vegetarian version of Hannibal Lecter. I like to torture carrots before I eat them...at least I think that is what the missus said about my cooking.That's nothing - wait until the world bourbon and cigar shortage kicks in. Tough times ahead, I am afraid.
LOL I baptize you guys and gals, leave in peace
And just because you DO believe - doesn't mean he does.
Very lovely ATP!
God is only as personal to us as we believe He is personal to us. God is also impersonal in that many things are left up to us to do, and through trial and error is the Way of God found.
A few centimeters and we would burn ???
What about the eccentricity of the Earth's elliptical orbit?
LOL
So you use something as proof for your god, but when that turns out to be wrong - it doesn't matter?
And Paraglider said no such thing.
What you really mean to say is that you believe in a god for no good reason, therefore everything that works must have been created by this god.
As for it being organized and not just random, there have been many instances of planets colliding:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 … 164646.htm
Let me guess - god's pre-ordained will - not bad design?Well, I've been out for a few hours, but... your few centimeters is actually more like 3,000,000 miles difference between summer and winter. The eccentricity is about 3%. The funny thing is that because of inclination of the principal axis, and the fact that the Earth is an oblate sphere, in the Northern Hemisphere summer occurs when we are farthest from the sun and winter when we are closest. Meanwhile, I'll say nothing about your one trillion to one inaccuracy in eulogising God''s perfection, OK?
Now, isn't it just possible that the reason we are having this discussion is simply that we happen to have evolved on one of the many but vastly separated planets where the conditions were right for organic life to arise? Yes, there are trillions of places in the universe where the conditions are not right, but we could hardly have appeared there, could we?
And we were not here when the planet was white hot.
And we'll not be here when it's cold, or when the sun goes supernova and engulfs us. So be grateful for your little window of opportunity, but don't thank god for it. 'He' had nothing to do with it. We are not the centre of anything. We are as dust. To dust we shall return. Have a nice night
Tell me about the juju dolls that your people use to ward off bullets again. I liked that one better.
Wow, Mr.Mark....an astronaut?
So you just want to proof your point of view by saying that because someone said a wrong info ...your are right!
planet colloids huh? why didn't the earth "colloid" untill now? Planets colliod, so what? is that a proof that there's no God? New stars vanish every while...humans die, cars hit each other? Is that your proof that God doesn't exist? funny
It's in order and it's organised...ask a doctor how each enzyme in your body have a specific functio and a certain level in your blood that will cause a disease if deviated anywhere from it's normal range ( know about this one, i study medicine)...
Well I think the question is NOT if he exists or not...
Let me ask you a question mr.Mark : Who made us?..Not God? (no such thing, you think) ok then who? You didn't create yourself, you didn't exist before you were born, you didn't choose the way you were created, who choose it? I hope you answer this question from a non-astrological point of view lolWell that doesn't really answer my question. I asked how you came to the conclusion that everything must have a creator. Not to repeat that everything must have a creator.
The Sun came into being some when after the Big Bang (which was first proposed by a Catholic priest) as matter gravitationally attracted other matter forming, amongst other celestial bodies, gas clouds, stars and galaxies. We have actually witnessed and recorded the formation of stars in the Orion Nebula - the process involves the collapse of molecular clouds and dust into plasma.
Whether a god did it is another question. Which brings me back to the question I asked you -
How did you come to the conclusion that everything must have been created by some one - and that some one must be a god?Why is it, people ask the same question but in different forms? Mark can you create a topic that is refreshing as so many of these are becoming stale and exhausting. No disrespect to the party who posted, but honestly they are becoming rather stale. People need to look at some of the past threads, before starting a new thread with the same questions, creativity is the key.
How about how the flying spaghetti monster came about???? lolololo I have no idea. I didn't start this one - but I am genuinely interested in his thought process. i.e. - How did he come to his conclusion that everything MUST have been created.. There must be some sort of rationale involved and I wonder what it is.
Everyone knows the Flying Spaghetti Monster was there at the beginning of time. In fact - He created time. Ramen
I am not treating you like a retarded person. I just wanted to know your rationale. Which is still unclear to me. It makes sense to you that we were created by a god. That is it. No rationale. This is the only thing you can accept because..... well, it is the only thing that makes sense. It is not possible that something spontaneously came into being - naturally.
Although - you being a medical student, I am sure you are familiar with the various congenital defects we humans are born with.
The fact that 25-50% of pregnancies result in miscarriage.
The fact that 75% of Americans need eyeglasses to see correctly after being born with defective vision.
The fact that we human males carry our reproductive organs outside our body where they are at risk so as to keep them cool - because our internal body temperature is too high?
I would have thought some all-powerful designer would have come up with a better design.
Don't you?Mark,
First, I'm a fan of your writing on HubPages.
Second, I can honestly say that I don't find any room for improvement in God's design of the male physique. I think everything is in the most appropriate place possible, and I can't conceive of a more beautiful and powerful design than the original "model" from the manufacturer.
I do believe the original model has suffered a few design corruptions - DNA gone astray - over the course of time. Despite this, the human body is still the most magnificent example of engineering we have.
Consider - we are the most intelligent beings on this planet, yet we have not been able to design a machine that comes close to the complexity of the human body or mind, nor have we been able to bestow the simplest machine with sentience.
Wouldn't it take someone - or something - vastly more intelligent than us to design:
- the human body to work and function for an average of seventy years as incredibly as it does (more if the owner takes care of it and is fortunate)?
- a being that possesses an intelligence beyond that of the animals?
- a being that actively seeks and yearns to connect with its creator?
In the latter two ways, we are distinct from the animals and are given the ability to recognize and appreciate the immensity of the creation within and all around us. We are able to acknowledge that we are finite in our knowledge, in the power to influence others around us, and even in our ability to determine our own destinies.
When we come to that place, we naturally desire to connect with One who has the strength, knowledge, and power we do not possess.
I can tell you of my personal experience. At times in my life, I have struggled, always believing that He was there, but not knowing what exactly to believe about Him or how to best cultivate a relationship with Him. Depending on the season in my life, I have believed Him to be by turns -
good and kind,
angry and withholding,
punitive,
rewarding,
my Teacher,
my Comforter,
my Healer, and
the Deliverer of my life.
I have found that when I have not lived according to the principles I believe He has placed in my heart, I have been unhappy, lacked peace, and felt Him to be far from me.
In the times when I have sought Him without reservation (usually because it was the only option left open to me), I have experienced a deep peace that is difficult to convey to others, and I have seen Him move on my behalf in ways that I can only describe as "awesome."
Twice in my life I have experienced literal protection from imminent death when I called upon Him to help me.
This kind of involvement and power in our lives is available to us when we ask Him.
Each one must choose for himself whether to believe, or not to believe, in a Creator. If you choose to believe in ever so small a degree, He will reveal Himself to you.Thanks - glad you enjoy my writing
Unlike you - I am unable to read animal's minds - so I cannot claim to be different to them in any way. I do wish I could lift the equivalent body weight ratio that ants can lift or run as fast proportional to their size as cheetahs.
Although - I am with Douglas Adams on this one - I think the dolphins are the superior species. They seem to have a lot more fun than we do but without the incessant fighting.
But you seem to be saying that we are not animals. I don't know what to say to that.
As for your comments on the perfection of the design, the very fact that you think there have been some "design corruptions" along the way means it is not perfect. I have no particular interest in worshiping something that cannot make a perfect design.
Not a big fan of the idea that if I just believe in something it will become true for me.
Nor am I going to list for you the brushes with death I have had or the epiphanies I have come to or the peace I have found when I stop fighting with myself.
Needless to say - I give myself credit for those time, just as I give myself the responsibility when I am not at peace, or get hurt.
I do not wish to detract from my good parts or fail to give myself credit where it is due by attributing them to some one else.
Although - if you look at that list of things you have found your god to be - that rather sums up what I have found myself - and other people to be. Odd that - don't you think?I cannot make the leap of faith required to assume that there is a universal truth.
Although - what you seem to be saying is that your subjective truth is the universal truth. But please feel free to prove it to me. And no - I will not make a leap of faith and start believing what you believe, because my subjective truth is - I have connected to what I think you are calling god and there is no purpose, no planned design and no requirement on this god's part that we reach out and develop a relationship with him. In fact - there is no him. You are giving him a name which is not needed, or required. You have arbitrarily decided that man's intelligence is greater than all the other animal's and this god cares about us and moves on our behalf when we ask him to.
I would suggest that most wild animals have a far stronger connection that we do.
I understood what you are saying. I think you are wrong. All these traits are dependent on your being connected and aware of yourself. Not some outside entity.
Well, I can only hazard a guess that you do not possess testicles, because if I was going to make a perfect design, I would not have left them exposed on the outside.
And I am connected to what you call the "source" but I do not need to give it a personality or a purpose. Or imagine that I am some how more intelligent than all the other animals or been charged with some task.
Do you believe that we are not animals?
More explanation on my very vague opinion that no one seems to understands (or again it's my horrible language)
The (logic/rationale) :
When I see some (thing)...let's say matter, sun,big bang, human, anything, and think about how did it happen or where did it come from the options are:
1-Somebody created it.
2-It created itself.
3-whoooaaaa it just happened!
well...2 and three makes no sense to me... (well, to me!)...that's it...how hard was that?
Now can someone tell me what is the flying spaghetti?Whats preventing you from redesigning yourself.Sorry but its lack of intelligence.What God has.
You have intelligence yet its not enough.You are missing my point - which was that putting the testicles on the outside is a lousy design.
ROFLMAO, I definitely wouldn't
There can be no perfection in this world, because we believe we are imperfect. Because we were originally created perfect, which endowed us with that "knowing" that we were perfect, we were perfect.
But when souls were tricked into not believing they were perfect, they were no longer perfect...and the confusion and search, fear and doubt began.
My point is that by free will(albeit tricked)we believe we are not perfect, that power of creation within us, endowed with free will, that Image of God, is hidden by lack of our own trust and belief.
Bliss IS; is knowing we are perfect, but that includes not knowing we are perfect, but that we just ARE!
The mind gets mechanized into thinking imperfection, and that only reason and rationale will prove or not prove. The mind attacks and covers up the "knowing" of the soul that is One with God, in that original image.
Yep, it all comes back 'round to faith and belief...that feathery fluff that can not be proven with facts and figures...but, just IS. This is where we diverge of course.
I say we just are.
When some one says "We are perfect, therefore we must have been designed," I say - hmmm - what a lousy design - I would have put the testicles on the inside - therefore we either were designed by a lousy designer or there is no designer.
Many seem to persuade themselves that they must be important, therefore they must have a purpose and then need to invent something that must have given us that purpose.
When in fact - our purpose is to be.
But you go ahead and create a load of fluffy stuff that then leads you to believe there is a higher being and this higher being gives you instructions that you argue everyone else needs to follow.
You seem to be missing my point.
My point is that you started out by saying that the very perfection of how things work is what proves to you that there is a creator.
I pointed out some pretty large imperfections and you are now saying that your creator did the best he could and sure it is not perfect but hey - he did his best.
Which rather destroys your argument that the perfection is what proves there is a creator.
And as for having fixed opinions that cannot be changed by rational, logical argument.............
I still do not understand why you have concluded that there must be a creator.
What made you come to that conclusion?
Could it be that you just believe there is a god and this must therefore be the case?
There is perfection in what seems like chaos.Even science is realizing it. We are just not intelligent enough to comprehend the cosmos or god in totality.
My sixth sense is very well defined thank you. But it did not make me to conjecture a god with a personality that created us.
Oh Mark, how wonderful! I can agree with you on this point
sorta... I believe God does not have personality as per humans, but we reflect onto our sense of God, so that we can feel connected.
It is like the spectrum I have spoken of before; until we feel that we are a part of God/the Universe, which begins with our own sense of healthy ego as ability to create in the material plane, and overcome any psychology from family dysfunction, we can not believe in our own power as a manifestation of God...which is the power to step beyond the confines of the material planes.
Our power is in our own sense of being a part of God as infinite intelligence and creative power. As humans we have personality and our expressions of positive personality are expressions of our sense of connection with God/the Universe.Finally - we agree on something - sorta
We humans are but the tiniest fraction of the whole. And in my connection to the whole - there is no positive/negative. I very much feel part of the Universe, although much closer to the part that is here.
I also feel that when one starts giving it a personality that is not there - and a name - god - this leads one to say things like "God Bless our Troops," as they go off to destroy other parts of the whole.
Which leads me to think you are mistaken in your assessment of the way in which it is appropriate to express your sense of connection with the Universe and you are only connected to the part that says "USA" on it.
My personal power comes from being able to see clearly just how big a part I play in the whole.
A grain of sand on the beach.Hi Mark, well we have been at this juncture before
So, first off, you are not staying in the non judgmental mind space, so you are not in "God". You are being judgmental in that you think you know who I AM, where I am coming from: but you could not possibly know me. Like when I say God Bless our Troops...I am speaking a prayer in to the level of consciousness of any soul that goes forward in this material plane to protect and defend life. EVen though it is not a perfect plan overall (war, to defend life)it is better than allowing others to kill others out of hatred and anger. And there are soldiers that are in that mind space about it; but there are those that are not.
And if we hold an "immaculate concept" for any soul that chooses to put their life on the line for others, we are supporting that soul in believing in higher things to come. It is a matter of degree. Remember, there is no perfection in this world; until we have that sense of perfection within our own mind, heart, spirit and soul...then we will ascend out of this material plane.
An important point is that Infinite Intelligence/God knows which troops to send the Light of prayers to. Sometimes I pray for troops of USA, sometimes for all troops any country...there may even be some jihadists who are doing their killing for a higher understanding than others can see because they look at the group of jihadists as a whole of evil.
When a person specifically prays for souls that are doing the most according to God's Will/Universal Order...we leave it up to God to make that discernment and we as human are not judging in state of imperfection and lack of vision of Truth.And this is why I judge you so.
Because you say you know when souls are doing the most according to god's will and pray for those because you have decided that American soldiers are killing for a higher ideal.
Not to protect the USA's overseas financial interests
And who said anything about not being in a judgmental mind space? I said no such thing. I hold no particular attachment to that ideal.
I judge things all the time. It is one of the ways I survive and make decisions.
You are the one who has decided that to be "in God" one must be non-judgmental.
I disagree.Oh, I see that you have mis-judged my meaning by the statement you singled out. What I was trying to say was that because I don't know God's Will, but do believe I can leave it up to God's Will to make those decisions on where to put the Light my prayers invoked, I AM at peace having done my part by offering the prayers and leaving it up to God's Will.
And also, I make a differentiation between judgment and discernment...judgment is thinking we know better than another or all about another, and discernment is in making choices and decisions. At least in the previous post.
Yes, to be One in God I do believe that being non-judgmental (as I have stated)is a pre-requisite. I still work on that, too like everyone else.
Great feeling to find that you are aware of our connectivity with God. There are some who are unaware of this and have found that they are the ones who tend to go into the negative side of the personality.
The positive personalities will definitely say 'Yes God Exist - only thing is I have not been able to see Him as I dont have that vision' where as the negetive ones will say 'Uh.. God never existed - and will never agree their state of defective personality. I appriciate you and your feelings.
To see and experience God, we need to develop that kind of vision. We have a very interesting article to this context. Hope you will not mind to go through this :
The depth of ability to perceive paranormal activity with our sixth sense
Do send me your commentsNo - you do not appreciate me and my feelings. Judging from the amount of links you are leaving in your forum posts and that you think I have a defective personality.LOL
Allow me to turn it around for you in a way that makes more sense than what you just wrote.
Those who are comfortable with their own existence and well balance do not need to invent a god.
Those who are unhappy in their existence and need to feel that they are in some way more important than they are need to pretend there is a god looking out for them and this somehow makes them more important.
I really appreciate your feelings even though your opinion is useless self serving rubbish. And if I see one more link to your joke site I will report you.sincere thanks for you comment dear friend. I am not trying to offend you neither defend myself.. but the thing remains true that we have our own ways of understanding that energy keeping us alive and the universe ticking (i.e. GOD)..
About the site, you may feel it a joke.. but things are true to its base...
Anyways, I too appreciate you in my ways
I wonder how "scientific" this research will prove to be?
Mr.Mark, you dunno if you (we) are different from animals BECAUSE you can't read their minds? lo0l...well sir, I can't read your mind but I know we are different...
I know I'm different from animals because I...(I can't believe we are really discussing this!) but in short: We don't do the same things that animals do...just because we eat, drink and marry doesn't mean we are animals...animals don't do maths...animals don't go to schools, don't pee/urinate in a toilet (well, some do!), animals are not scientists, even the brain of the smartest monkey that can play some music notes and count nubers is not even close to be compared to a 1-day old human infant!
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I'm not going to explain how I came with this conclusion for the 10th time! I already said it like 3 times, even copied and pasted it again and Mr.Mark replies with : (I still do not understand why you have concluded that there must be a creator.)
I explained it but you sir keep replying with (so , how did you...!!)..I can't explain more..
I didn't say perfection proves that god exists...I said we are imperfect because that's how was made and meant to be ,
it's a conclusion reached by simple exclusion of other odds...I was created because I definitly didn't create myself, and I didn't just happen by chance....I didn't just appear from no where neither did anything (only in sci-fi movies that things just come into being or maybe because of a magical invisibility device!)...Matter and Energy didn't just create itself "naturally", so I came to the conclusion that I must have been created
It's ok if this looks very weird to you..Each of us just seem to have his own view on things, no problem!
ByeMark- To rephrase the question I would say: If I don't know for sure(the origin of anything/everything) then eliminating all other possibilities then for some folks "God" seems to be the only logical conclusion left?
Mezo- Now coming to the possibilities based on each individual's experiences, background and upbringing each individual has a different theory then logically it is not possible to eliminate all the infinite possibilities(as many people are there so many possible theories exist and all may/may not be true completely) and hence it is left up to the individual's leap of faith to complete the whole picture(based on his/her choices) of an open ended question.
I personally neither categorically confirm nor deny God and prefer to leave it as an open ended questionExamples please.
Scientific community clueless! Just read up on what THEY are saying.
You got it exactly in reverse. "This is not possible, therefore there(could be)IS a God." (I mean, the One and Only True God). The one you have not yet met.
You keep referring to the invented one(s) a lot. I'm not talking about that one(s).
I'm sorry dj. I keep forgetting you are talking about the one true god and all the others are lies.
Examples of life arising naturally are all around. All you have to do is open your eyes.
But I am keen to know how you come to the conclusion that life cannot possibly arise naturally.
Any time..............You evade the question. Examples please.
"Anytime...... " You like facts. Science has NO solution to overcome impossibilities (with ANY theories). None, zip, nada, nishta, shemmi. (nuthin'). The scientiffically accepted laws of chemistry have to be "miraculously/magically" suspended, to make it happen.
Start here, (your scientific education, I mean).
http://www.asa3.org/ASA/education/origins/cheme.htm
PS.My eyes are open.
Don't sweat it Mezo. These guys have one thing going against them. They are rationalists, and as such, they have based thier worldview on the premise, that we live in a "closed" system. God does not fit into that (box) system, because there is no evidence (of the type that would satisfy them) that He exists. Therefore, the only logical conclusion has to be, "htere is no god".
Unfortunately, they cannot prove, demonstrate, or verify, that it is indeed a "closed" sysytem. Therefore, like you, I can "logically, rationally" say, He must live OUTSIDE, the closed system. I do not find it either illogical, nor irrastional to "believe". Life comes from life, not random accidents of chemical reactions in an (impossible) primordial "soup/goup".Untrue dj.
We do not live in a magical system where there are angels and demons and everyone burns for ever in hell fire unless they buy into one particular religion of the hundreds of thousands of different religions.
That doesn't mean we live in a closed system. Just a real one.
Mezo- Most of us are open to other views and I am sure aren't considering you a retard/brain washed (at least not me). If you have come to that conclusion about the existence of God then so be it. I personally haven't come to that stage yet and in due course of time (I may/ may not get all the answers but I will keep questioning).
Btw we all are entitled to our opinions/views and your view is as much respected as anyone else's. I hope you didn't mind my view since I have grown up in a very multicultural society I have encountered way too many perspectives hence I find it difficult to reconcile all views (but I do understand/respect every view). May the "God" you believe bless you. Have a great day my friendDr.Anjesh- Thanks for bringing your perspective to this discussion. Being born to a Hindu parents when I was a child my mother used to tell me to pray to Hanuman whenever I am afraid and when I was growing up I started questioning lots of things. My grandfather used to practice yoga/meditation and he could feel different energies emanating (not just from humans but even animals). I was curious and I learned a bit of Yoga/Meditation/Reiki/Pranic Healing but all these I haven't been practicing hence I feel unless one practices a particular process it maybe difficult for others to experience what the state of mind that those who have enlightened have achieved. I don't deny/confirm the existence of God/Goddess but yet believe in Karma/Reincarnation(I guess being born as a Hindu has something to do with it and yet I am ok with those who haven't been raised in these belief systems if they chose to disbelieve it). I don't know if I am making much sense and I have so many questions but some of the answers seem to be either illusive/incomplete.
At the same time I guess I am too lazy to practice the processes and hence I have no right to question those who have those experiences. I liked the link you posted and will read your site and see if they answer some of my questions. Thanks for posting the interesting linkExcellent view my dear friend
I wholeheartedly appreciate the response and your sincere interest towards learning..
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Wish you good luck
Dear friend,
Thanks a lot for these heavenly wishes
I intend to promote the reality (though that is invisible, but is the truth if sincerely perceived). I am working as a volunteer and have no monetary intentions behind all this, and hence try to percolate the pure knowledge only.
I will always try to be true to myself in reaching the people and that is my way (can say God's wish).. This dose not mean others are not true.. but as I earlier said, each one has different modes of identifying the truth.. that dose not mean they do not agree with what is true just bcos they are not agreeing with my words..
i personally feel, each one is genuine and a gem.. and so is my dear friend Mark, who seems to be much elder, senior and genuinely interested in learning.. So no grudges
regards and thanks again..
The Vikings were there long before him, and the original inhabitants might have something to say about being 'discovered.'
Why couldn't God 'position human beings there to its fullest?' - must have been an oversight in the grand planGuess we should not count the human beings that were there when America was "discovered" huh?
During our trip to South Dakota we met a Native Indian and he said that he found it "insulting" that somebody "discovered" them as if there existence prior to the "discovery" doesn't mean anything. In fact some of them consider the "Columbus Day"(which is celebrated here in US) to be offending there sensibilities.
No - it is god's will.
I am English, and we did some pretty awful things, too. The British Empire was not as benevolent as many think.
Interesting name, BTW - a famous name in this part of the worldWhat part of the world is that?
I now live in Greece, where he is known as the saviour of the Byzantine Empire and therefore the Greek Orthodox Church
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