Prizebeatz1
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Which one of your reincarnations find it childish? On an average day, how many voices enter in through your Cranium?
Why all this bickering? Come back when you're ready to face reality.
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Which one of your reincarnations find it childish? On an average day, how many voices enter in through your Cranium?
One more instance of YOU expressing the "one size fits all" delusion that YOU hold true.
For there is such a thing as judging another of a thing that one is not oneself.
Judging pedophiles, sodomites, murderers, thieves, etc., as being such does not mean one is one, oneself.
Your problem is that you take your delusions about reality as reality - like the fool Budhhist: who confuses his confusion as to the difference between reality and represented reality as some sort of an evidence that there is no reality.
That is nothing against you "personally."
Rather, against your confusion.
This right here could be all the "meds" you might need.
1 Corinthians 12:1 Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant. 12:2 Ye know that ye were Gentiles, carried away unto these dumb idols, even as ye were led.
Will you take them; though?
Thus far, I'll suspect that no, you will not.
You appear too far gone in your delusion that you have "awakened" to some fool Depak Chopra notion...
The fulfillment of the scriptures is found within the internal divinity of our souls. The story of Jesus is a metaphor for this. Yes there was a historical Jesus. There is no rule saying we have to believe the entire story literally. I wouldn't call it fraudulent because it's based on an underlying truth. To me it is a playful and clever way to deliver the message that we are one with God because of the soul. ThIs meaning has been lost, distorted and twisted through the centuries. Hardly no one really understands it but it is contained in a story format because it's easier to remember. It points to something much much bigger and better than one could think possible.
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The fulfillment of the scriptures is found within the internal divinity of our souls.
I reserve the right to make that decision for myself thank you.
With all due respect this response is nonsensical. Your position on Christianity is thoroughly illogical, and is a complete deviation from whats in the scriptures.
If this is what you believe why waste time with Christianity? As it appears you seem to believe what ever you want to believe irrespective of whats in the Bible.
Our "soul" is our mind so what you are claiming is that it is all in our mind.
And other people reserve the right to make their decision based on what you say.
You said. "There is some truth to reincarnation." Some truth is either true or it isn't true. Truth is binary.
If searching for reality, it will not be found anywhere near you.
It's the traditional interpretation of the bible that doesn't fool me.
So why don't you tell us what it really says starting at Genesis 1:1
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Why can't we decide for ourselves instead of letting someone else decide for us?
Didn't I just say that? Tell us what it really says.
I am not going to tell you what it really says.
If searching for reality, it will not be found anywhere near you.
The Ascension was a literal event. Stop trying to make everything 'symbolic'
Of course not He ascended to heaven.Do we honestly believe a man was taken up into the sky?
Nope.It's a fairytale and a myth.
What does the literal interpretation mean?It must mean something other than the literal interpretation.
It could symbolize nothing. Meaning, it could, not be a symbol. What would that mean? to you.What could it symbolize?
Of course not He ascended to heaven.
Nope.
What does the literal interpretation mean?
It could symbolize nothing. Meaning, it could, not be a symbol. What would that mean? to you.
Highly unlikely? Are you suggesting that there's a chance that the risen Lord actually ascended to heaven? That's kind of a radical about-face for you, isn't it?Highly unlikely that it symbolizes nothing.
Or, the Ascension was the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ returning to heaven from where He came, and He took a seat beside the Father, Who told Him to sit, until He the Father is done making His enemies His footstool.The ascension is our own awakening to our true identity which puts us in touch with what is infinite.
Inasmuch as, and only inasmuch as, the Church's magisterium teaches anything like this, then yes; and in their words and not yours.We are one with God, heaven and salvation.
Highly unlikely? Are you suggesting that there's a chance that the risen Lord actually ascended to heaven? That's kind of a radical about-face for you, isn't it?
Or, the Ascension was the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ returning to heaven from where He came, and He took a seat beside the Father, Who told Him to sit, until He the Father is done making His enemies His footstool.
Inasmuch as, and only inasmuch as, the Church's magisterium teaches anything like this, then yes; and in their words and not yours.