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   spock28posted 11 years ago

   If United Nation were to declare ONE religion as the Global religion which ONE should it be?
   
   Christianity, Islam, Tao, Jews, Budhist, Hindu ,

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   lone77starposted 11 years ago

   None of them!
   
   The United Nations has no right to make such a declaration, though the way things are going they're going to eliminate national sovereignty, personal rights, personal property, personal freedom (including religious freedom), and much more (see Agenda 21).
   
   I'm Christian and I have a fondness for Taoism and Buddhism as well as Judaism, but we each need to have the freedom to choose our own path.
   
   Christianity has already been co-opted by forces of evil, so every denomination is corrupt to one degree or another. Each one is clamoring to be "first," which will put them last in the eyes of the Lord.
   
   It has to do with ego which is the only reason for this Rescue Mission. Ego is what perverts religion, governments, corporations and everything else in human society.
   
   The forces of evil have bubbled to the top of Earth society. They are the only ones willing to be so egotistical -- the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Obamas, Bushes and their ilk.
   
   Religion is about personal, spiritual reawakening. This isn't some cafeteria, fast-food thing you can dish out to the masses.
   
   If the UN were to make that announcement while I'm still alive, I would spit on it for the abomination it is.
   
   Truth is truth and the UN is diametrically opposed to it, but so are most believers. Ego is the culprit.
   
   Humility and love are the answer, but we should not compromise on matters of spiritual progress. Nothing in the universe is as important.

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   tsadjatkoposted 11 years ago

   
   
   I'm surprised, you left out the religion of Atheism. Atheists will be protesting and of course they should sue the UN, not because of separation of church and state but because it really does take more faith to believe in Atheism than to believe in Christianity (and after all aren't religions called faiths?) so Atheism should qualify as the world religion. Not only is Atheism a religion because it requires (enormous) faith to believe in it, it is idol worship. Atheists worship materialism or naturalism. What started as random chance chemical reactions are the basis for their existence and as religious people worship a God or gods they worship materialism as their "creator".
   
   Granted, their religion offers no hope whatsoever for humanity since they believe when the chemical reactions that are YOU cease there is nothing beyond and it is as if you never existed at all.
   
   Granted that to believe in Atheism you must forsake the notion of absolutes as how can the results (values, beliefs, morals) of any sytem of chemical reactions be more or less valid than any other?
   
   Granted that Atheism can therefore have no basis on which to justify any universal punishment or reward, in other words it is void of the concept of justice because matter, which they BELIEVE is all that we are, is incapable of abstract principles, absolutes or morality.
   
   Of course, if you believe Richard Dawkins, all humanity has evolved to be prone to delusion, with the exception, naturally, of him and anyone who thinks like he does - sounds a lot like a cult, doesn't it?

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      raymondphilippeposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Are you serious?

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      spock28posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      i liked your write up, well i missed many religious sects , creeds & offshoots including atheism , my list was meant to be examples and inclusive not exhaustive .

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      M. T. Dremerposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Atheism is not a religion.

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   Attikosposted 11 years ago

   They already have. A secularist ideology serving the interests of its institutional power, wealth and authority is not only the UN's one unifying agenda, it is its sole faith.

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   raymondphilippeposted 11 years ago

   None. They are all hogwash imo. And the UN would not and should not get involved in such a discussion.

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   sheilamyersposted 11 years ago

   No governing body of any type or at any level should be declaring one religion superior to the others or creating a one world religion everyone must follow. Religion, although formed into organizations, is a personal choice and shouldn't be deemed to be a choice to be made by any government, political leader, or organizations such as the United Nations.

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   M. T. Dremerposted 11 years ago

   I have to agree that no global religion should ever be established. If peace is the goal of the United Nations, then they can't exclude large sections of the population or play favorites.

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   Dave36posted 11 years ago

   They already have done mate it's called the religion of Greed, governments have been pushing this religion around the world for years now....Commandment no.1 take what you can.

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   spock28posted 11 years ago

   Everyone talks about one god, one world etc but talk about having one religion no one is willing . isn't that the best thing to have one god one religion for the whole world.
   Probably then it becomes a question of my god v/s your god !! just proves there is something wrong with the way we practice our religion!!

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      spock28posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Further, all Saints and Messengers of God came preached equality, One GOD, tolerance etc, but gave the ONE GOD different names,  formed different religions  and sects , further dividing the society and groups by preaching  ONE GOD , paradoxical.

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