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Originally Posted by TriMT7
Not unique to Islam of course, but needing a religion to connect oneself to God or teach you how to feel God is never "the best" of anything.
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I agree, TriMT7. The religion, IMO, can be a method of delivery to point one toward God, but I don't believe that
any of them are the "right" one. By the limits of our humanity, we are only capable of seeing God dimly, but we must do the best we can. And perhaps sometimes we are guided to the path we end up taking.
I am strongly with the Quakers on their belief that you cannot tell anyone else how to experience God, you can only know how you experience God.
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Originally Posted by TriMT7
Especially where you can't even say God, Allah, Jesus, Muhammed without some sort of rote preface or suffix (Peace be upon him, etc.).... which is an unnecessary sign of religious fluffery adding layers of bureacracy and control.
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^^^ I agree with this. Christians having to end every prayer with "and we ask this in Jesus's name" has the same effect on me. To me, it borders on superstition.