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i understand. i get that you don't want to follow Christ. you have to understand where Christians are coming from though. when you feel that there is a better way of life, you want to share it. you want others to be a part of it because you love them. Christians haven't been commanded to shutup about Jesus, but i understand what you're saying.
so on that note i leave you in peace. be blessed!
That's just it. The arrogance to declare that your way of life if the only way someone can be happy. It's offensive and annoying.
It's just like a hobby or deciding where to live. I may be the happiest person living in Hawaii, but someone else may not like the idea of living on an island. I guess I should keep beating them over the head with how awesome it is and how they are crazy, lost, and deluded they are if they don't move there and continue living in Michigan.
That's just it. The arrogance to declare that your way of life if the only way someone can be happy. It's offensive and annoying.
It's just like a hobby or deciding where to live. I may be the happiest person living in Hawaii, but someone else may not like the idea of living on an island. I guess I should keep beating them over the head with how awesome it is and how they are crazy, lost, and deluded they are if they don't move there and continue living in Michigan.
That's just it. The arrogance to declare that your way of life if the only way someone can be happy. It's offensive and annoying.
It's just like a hobby or deciding where to live. I may be the happiest person living in Hawaii, but someone else may not like the idea of living on an island. I guess I should keep beating them over the head with how awesome it is and how they are crazy, lost, and deluded they are if they don't move there and continue living in Michigan.
There is no good without loving god.. or am I mistaken? Is this the age old argument, you can't be good without god?
No it's not the age old argument. You keep insisting on the wrong direction of attribution. God IS love . . . the consciousness energy form of it. Love is always good. Every good act and every real expression of love (agape . . not lust) is actually responsive to God within us (regardless what we consciously think about the existence of God). God is the very fabric of our reality, period.
Some interesting person wrote this as a guideline (has some Judaic backing), and then some other yo-yo decided to make it mandatory. It ended up in scripture (because scripture could be enforced), thereby lining the pockets of human beings (not God, by the way).
This is just another one of the pimples uglifying the otherwise pristine face of the Christ message. To take a certain set of writings, excluding many beautiful writings by the forefathers of Christianity, and then have the audacity to proclaim these manmade and man-written writings as "God said" borders on the absurd.
And it is not just the Christians who own this playing field. We see it everyday politics as well. What amazes me is not what people believe; what amazes me is how readily--if not gullible--people are in rushing to something in which to believe.
No it's not the age old argument. You keep insisting on the wrong direction of attribution. God IS love . . . the consciousness energy form of it. Love is always good. Every good act and every real expression of love (agape . . not lust) is actually responsive to God within us (regardless what we consciously think about the existence of God). God is the very fabric of our reality, period.
So god is an emotion? I can't except such a claim without evidence, what would you say is the evidence for such a claim?
So god is an emotion? I can't except such a claim without evidence, what would you say is the evidence for such a claim?
Why do you insist on trying to rephrase and misstate my posts? Love is a "state of mind" (consciousness) . . . God is consciousness and His "state of mind" is universally love. If our consciousnesses are not in tune with love . . . it is discordant and dissonant with God (not a good thing). When our consciousnesses are in tune with love . . . we are compatible with God's consciousness. Remember we are constantly "producing" our consciousness in all kinds of "states of mind" . . . yet our aggregate accumulation must reside within the universal field that establishes our reality (God's consciousness). God is not happy with a lot of dissonance and discord (non-love consciousness) . . . anymore than we are happy with out of tune music or static on radios or . . . whatever.
Why do you insist on trying to rephrase and misstate my posts? Love is a "state of mind" (consciousness) . . . God is consciousness and His "state of mind" is universally love. If our consciousnesses are not in tune with love . . . it is discordant and dissonant with God (not a good thing). When our consciousnesses are in tune with love . . . we are compatible with God's consciousness. Remember we are constantly "producing" our consciousness in all kinds of "states of mind" . . . yet our aggregate accumulation must reside within the universal field that establishes our reality (God's consciousness). God is not happy with a lot of dissonance and discord (non-love consciousness) . . . anymore than we are happy with out of tune music or static on radios or . . . whatever.
sorry, but I want to ask you. how did you know that
His "state of mind" is universally love ? Who tell you ?
sorry, but I want to ask you. how did you know that
His "state of mind" is universally love ? Who tell you ?
I experience it directly . . . and the scripture says God IS love.
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