Guest guest Posted March 29, 2007 Report Share Posted March 29, 2007 A Christian zealot proclaims: READ TIMOTHY 2:5 & EXODUS 20:3...Then you will be able to handle the information that is written here regarding " Namaste " with clarity. Of course I say this to a true believer because without the power of the HOLY SPIRIT with in you'll NOT have the power to discern truth from a lie. Satan the destroyer of life and the life to come mixes just enough truth to get you to believe a lie. If you are NOT a believer in our LORD JESUS CHRIST please, read JOHN 3:16. RECEIVE THE POWER THAT IS NEEDED TO OVER COME ALL LIES. - TERESA WILLIAMS in answer to a hindu comment: Excellent article. This good for Real Bharat. All religions must be learn with Hinduism, because all REAL KNOWLEDGE is VEDIC-ARYAN-DRAVIDIC. The Sub-Continent of Bharat was a Boat that travel around all the Earth, and left in each land a lot of Knowledge. Today This SACRED LAND is a CONTINENT TEMPLE, WHERE ALL PEOPLE AND RELIGIONS HAVE THEIR PLACE. A child must respect FATHER-MOTHER=SHAKTI-SHIVA=DHARO-BHARAT. JAY JAY ATMA-OM. - Octavio Po & someone pipes in: yo Teresa Williams- Exodus 20:17 " You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his manservant or maidservant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor. " it's the last part that is relevant your neighbor also is entitled to a God View, and you sound a bit upset cause they do. but it's all good. I see the spirit in you (Namaste) - knowmad & the fact is: if one chooses to pursue a religious path then one must be prepared to wholeheartedly embrace all the teachings of the faith you follow. Otherwise how can one hope to make a successful journey (or indeed even arrive at the destination) when actively avoiding specific paths which form aspects of your chosen faith? Especially with Christianity, which prides itself as a religion of faith. You don't necessarily have to believe a teaching wholeheartedly (that will come with `knowing'), or look inwards for confirmation of the truth- just have faith, and divine guidance will assure you the benefits of a wholesome existence. As always, the universe will mirror ones intent. At any rate, faith constitutes an unwavering `knowing' that the belief you wholeheartedly embrace must be the truth. So a Christian by definition cannot allow themselves (the integrity of their belief structure) to consider any alternative to the `truths' they know. Indeed, a good Christian should believe that people of other religious persuasions would be best served by converting and saving themselves. A Christian -or adherent of any persuasion- being true to their faith brings a smile to my face & joy to my heart. Gotta love anyone being true to themselves- for we are what we put our faith in. Please I sincerely hope I have not offended any in any way- that is most certainly not my intension (rather the contrary). If I have been erroneous in any assumptions please do not hesitate in chastising me… I consider that tolerance is simply an opposite to intolerance. Without intolerance there no longer needs to be a notion that goes by the name `tolerance'. So I radiate `acceptance' with one less filtered layer to cloud my judgements and clarity. namaste glen o. Ps: Incidentally, the conversation snippets above were taken from the comments section of a most wonderful article regarding `namaste' which you may find here: http://www.exoticindiaart.com/article/namaste <http://www.exoticindiaart.com/article/namaste> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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