Does GOD has any religion? if yes which one? if no why?
Does GOD has any religion? if yes which one? if no why?
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Permalink Reply by N.Shubhakara Jain on -
dear avyaktha,
No - He is above religion boundary. We are using various company - mobile or computer for our use - purpose one and the same.
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Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on
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Yes - all of them as One.
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Permalink Reply by Mystic Tourist on -
Religions are human institutions. Their purpose is to serve humanity and afford humanity a vehicle for shared value and service. It does not always work out that way and they often display attributes more closely resembling a gang than anything else. Just as in a gang it is often expected that members demonstrate their affiliation by wearing symbols or some other attire. There is considerable benefit associated with religious attire. Displaying it for example affords the wearer favor in social and economic circumstance. Once blessed with said favor the recipient can claim it was God who bestowed it due to their faith when it is really just the product of a mutual admiration society.
God shows no favor to anyone. We are all, each one of us, deserving of exactly the same thing, that which God would have for us. God bestows grace in equal measure to all. Religion does not separate or impede a persons relationship with God but it is a human institution and it is not required to know God. How could anyone not know God?
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Permalink Reply by GPDC on -
N.Shubhakara Jain, Mystic Tourist i agree with both of you totally, religions are human institution...i like the part ' resembling a gang than anything else'..humans like to think we are so special on this earth , we call ourself the master , we even extent it to the universe by saying GOD look like human beings, have emotion like human being..with anger and jeolousy..there are billions of stars in universe how could GOD be possibly look like us ? /..
HOW COULD ANYONE NOT KNOW GOD..well said Mytic Tourist ..HE is in our soul and in our heart it is each for individual to realise only..you dont need any miracle inccident to experience HIM..
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The "known" universe contains many billions upon billions of planets within many countless galaxies. There is far more unknown about the universe than what is known. There are far more planets than what we could ever come to know here and now. There is starlight so far out there that it has not even remotely reached us as yet. How big the universe "actually" is, we will probably never know. Only God knows how (big) His total universe "actually" Is. AND, via Him, we are all never separate from all That Complete Totality, whether we "know" it or not.
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GPDC said:
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*There is far more to true-devout "Religion" than meets the offensive-ignorant lay eye.
When Religion is sacredly consecrated, it allows for influx of The Divine
to flow in (and out) upon us - if we are open and receptive enough to It, that is.
Mystic Blessings from Spencer = ^
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Spencer Perdriau said:Yes - all of them as One.
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Permalink Reply by Swami Ramaraaja Stone on -
Love this post, thanks!
Swami Stone
Mystic Tourist said:Religions are human institutions. Their purpose is to serve humanity and afford humanity a vehicle for shared value and service. It does not always work out that way and they often display attributes more closely resembling a gang than anything else. Just as in a gang it is often expected that members demonstrate their affiliation by wearing symbols or some other attire. There is considerable benefit associated with religious attire. Displaying it for example affords the wearer favor in social and economic circumstance. Once blessed with said favor the recipient can claim it was God who bestowed it due to their faith when it is really just the product of a mutual admiration society.
God shows no favor to anyone. We are all, each one of us, deserving of exactly the same thing, that which God would have for us. God bestows grace in equal measure to all. Religion does not separate or impede a persons relationship with God but it is a human institution and it is not required to know God. How could anyone not know God?
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Permalink Reply by Swami Ramaraaja Stone on
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I love all of the reply's to the question. I would answer, but it seems unnecessary in light of the existing posts....peace and many blessings....pranam....
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