well... he made himself known to me before I even fully knew what he would look like. I had a vision about someone sitting on a great white throne. Now obviously this is Jesus, but the physical appearance he had in my vision was impossible. it's still difficult to describe, but I will attempt it.
So, in late 2019 I left mainstream Christianity and returned to the feasts of the Lord and his commandments (while believing in Yeshua/Jesus). I believed that scripture taught me to do it so I did. This becomes relevant for what I am about to tell you.
2020 was my first Passover. It was to reflect a major change in my Christian life. Before Passover happened, I had a vision. In it, I was taken up into the clouds in a blinding flash of light like the rapture. When this happened, I remember closing my eyes.
When I opened them I was sitting on Yeshua's shoulder. At first, I didn't know I was sitting on his shoulder. All I could see was that I was way up high somewhere looking down at a speck on the ground. But when I looked to my right I saw a face... kind of. It was cloaked in blinding light so it was difficult to see... yet at the same time it wasn't. I could make out some sort of face in the light. But seeing it from the side I couldn't see details of his face (and there was a LOT of facial hair). That's the best way I could describe it. Then he opened his mouth to speak. When he spoke, it was like every person who ever lived spoke. He was LOUD. I heard him speak every known language at the same time. English... Hebrew... Arabic... German... Japanese... dead languages... etc. This went on for a bit. After a while the speck moved and left the presence of Yeshua. Then another speck moved into view. I then realized that the specks were people. It was at this point I realized that I could fly (I was later able to tie this back to scripture in Isaiah 60). I chose to use this power to fly over to Yeshua's other shoulder. Then I chose to fly downwards towards the speck. I wanted to hear what they were saying. I couldn't understand what they were saying but I could tell by the tone of their voice that they were losing an argument. Eventually they gave up and left his presence. All of them were trying to argue with Yeshua on their sentencing that day... but not only did they ail... but they convinced themselves that they deserved their sentencing.
It was at this point I became cognisant of the fact that Yeshua was right behind me. I could turn around and see him in his full glory. But I couldn't. I told myself that if I did that I would die. But it was as if something that was not me was inside of me warring with my thoughts and speaking to me. Eventually this something (let's call him who he was, the Holy Spirit was in me warring with my own thoughts and changing my mind) won the fight. It was my time to turn around. I was still nervous. Then, it was like the spirit shouted audibly... yet I heard no sound. No audible sound. The best way I can describe it is like this: he stimulated the parts of my brain associated with hearing yet he didn't say anything. Yet... through this stimulation I could make out the message: what are you waiting for? turn around! I took a sharp intake of breath and turned around.
I saw Yeshua sitting on a great white throne. Cloaked in light. Yet, what details I could make out I will explain. He was ENORMOUS. How tall was he (sitting down)? I tell tell you: stand in an open field and look from the ground to the clouds in the sky. That's how tall he was (sitting down!). His feet were bigger than 2 ocean liners. They were sandaled. His feet were cloaked in light. Yet I could make out some sort of shape in there that I could not comprehend. When I looked up I was met by more light and a white robe. I then looked up some more and saw that he was wearing a purple sash. Purple being the color of royalty made me understand that he was the king of Kings. Royalty. Etc. His hands were cloaked in light. It was at this time I was struck with awe. I could see the crucifixion scars and yet I couldn't. It was as if the image of a pierced hand and a normal hand were existing at the same time in the same place. Like a stop-motion video showing a normal hand and a pierced hand back and forth at a rate of 1 frame per 0.00000001 seconds.
I looked further up and my heart began to race. I finally saw the face of my savior. Yet I couldn't. His face was cloaked in light and the clouds covered his face.. yet I could see something in there. Again, it was like the stop motion analogy I used earlier. The face he had was beyond comprehension. Yes he had a beard and facial hair. But what was not covered by facial hair was shocking. Let's use that stop motion animation analogy again... only pretend every slide is every person that ever lived. Jewish, Asian, Black, white, etc. He had it all. A face, eyes and a tongue of every person who ever lived to be a testimony for (or against) every person's life. That was what I saw as his face. And on the tip of his head he wore a crown made of natural materials. It could've been a crown of thorns... only I couldn't make out thorns. It seemed to be a vine like substance... I dunno. But it definitely didn't make the Messiah bleed.
I then considered the clouds. They encircled his face. While he was a source of light... at the same time he was light itself... projected from another source. Yahovah in heaven. Then I considered that maybe Yeshua was a mirror reflecting light from the father in some way I could not understand. At this point I was completely aware of the fact that I was in the presence of the Trinity. The father in the heavens, the son on the earth in front of me, and the Holy Spirit dwelling in me and warring with the enemy (my own mind). I was in complete awe. While totally frightened... I was also in awe. Eventually... I smiled as I stared upon Yahovah in his completeness. I then finally floated back up and sat down on Yeshua's shoulder.
As soon as I sat down on his shoulder my alarm clock went off and I had to wake up to go to work. I felt like someone had given me shots of adrenaline into my arm because my heart was pumping fast and I was breathing heavily. The rest of that day I was filled with anxiety. At first I thought "what was that?" But when I finally came to my senses I thought to myself "why did I see that?"
Regardless of the reason... I have seen and experienced God completely. In a way that no amount of science I've studied can put into comprehensible words (given that I'm a mathematician, I've studied a lot and still can't explain it to you in a way that fully grasps what I've seen, this is the best I could do). Here are some things to meditate on with this vision:
Yeshua's face violated the Pauli Exclusion Principle, which states that no matter can occupy the same space at the same time (the exception to this rule is a star about to go supernova). Yet, Yeshua's face was the dwelling place for every face that ever was at the same time. As I've meditated on this idea (of a being having a face for every person who ever lived)... it actually appears in the Book of Enoch (and I had this vision before I read it!!!). In the book of Enoch, a figure called Metatron is called the "record keeper". He is said to have an eye and a tongue for every person who ever lived (so as to be a witness to the person). He is even described as a lesser Yahovah. Hmmmm... that description fits not only my vision but what Yeshua said about himself in the gospel of Yochanon (the father is greater than I)!
As more time has passed I can tie the vision back to scripture. The father dwelling in the heavens in light where no one can see him (1 Timothy 6:16). Yeshua being a reflection of the father and the radiance of his image (Hebrews 1:3 and Colossians 1:15). The son being cloaked in white (Yeshua's transfiguration). And so much more!
Bottom line: I've seen (without seeing in full glory or comprehension) Yahovah. It was like a sign from him telling me that I was heading in the right direction. And he's put me on the purification process to be saved unto good works.
a wonderful story... but i can only "recognize someone who i saw before" like i recognize a parent, now, who i saw before in contrast to your story you could see anyone and think it was jesus, especially when you admit several times "you did not see." nor can you match the one you saw to someone you never saw. always compare your "visions" to existing prophecies.
or change your story i "heard a voice saying i am jesus" some people claim that dream.
@strateguy632 Like I said: I could bth see and not see. it was like it was flipping between seeing a face and not seeing a face at the same time.
I only knew it was him because I had heard he would sit on a great white throne as describe in revelation. Everything else went beyond simple stuff I had heard about him and had to read much more about it.
did you know? one of the councils said revelation is heresy. only some books are pure.
@strateguy632 which council said revelation was heresy? who said that?
it is in a chart pdf so i can't copy it. chart by welch.
@strateguy632 yet revelation has been in the Bible since the 1st century... and has been cited numerous times.
.. and regardless. God is sovereign. The truth comes out and he can and will motivate men to make the right choice.
While I do not believe in any gods, I think it is possible that all monotheistic religions describe the same god.
The god of Judaism, Christianity and Islam is the same, as these are from the same source.
Even for polytheistic religions like Hinduism it can be argued that all the individual gods and goddesses could be aspects of the One.
So while people tend to pray and practice their religion the same way they were taught, it is possible that they are all addressing the same entity.
No that only applies to Hinduism, other polytheistic religions do not believe in such an interpretation
@ericsummer kindly do not insult polytheistic religions with your nonsense. Christianity and "the one" is not even a real religion but a mess of previous religions and ideologies. The "Great Flood" as example was written about 5,000 years before as example in the Babylon era.
The only of the three Abrahamic religions that can be called accurately a singular religion is Judaism. Christianity is a mess of pagan & other beliefs. And Islam was a fledging religion corrupted by a warlord (hence they need two separate books to integrate the Prophet).
10% of Christians are unitarians and therefore true monotheists. They do not believe in trinity. I get your point though.
I would not want to insult any religions, though I must admit that believing in multiple gods would be still more difficult for me than believing in a single god. Anyway, I can do neither so it does not matter much.
to eric, hindu don't and can't due to the content of the stories. like gods defeated each other, so not same one. could divide category semi-gods under one god named isa in mahabharata but no hindu teaches that part.
I have always been holy when it comes to god Jesus mother mary because i have falling down my stairs a lot taking epileptic sezuires and my head has went through the wall and fall outside and banged my head really bad blood fell into my glass mirrors taking one at one point and the glass has stabbed in my body and head no i could have broke my kneck falling down those stairs taking those seziures especially with the curve in the stairs to a could got brain damage but i beileve because i have been through a depressing life been hurt from every guy av loved so deeply thst i got cheated on or used or for money for being to nice i have been told multable times i have a heart of gold and help everyone even family and sometimes never got the help in return thats because i love my family and dont want to see people even strangers o this or out on the streets suffer i jst can't step back until uve tried to help and so all of that has happend to me and I have still remained alive i beileve god Jesus mary have blessed me with a lucky life and my father and other family and god Jesus and Mary decide not to take me from this world because they see how much of a lovley person Iam and dont get the credit in return mostly and i have been through so much hurt and depression with mostly everything and the way family treat me in this house mostly my mum and younger sister and cry in pain and cause of the epilepsy i deserve to live longer and kept on this earth until i have experienced a happy life without harm or depresstion and kundnesstowards me until they take me they insisted on handing me a lucky life until i enjoy my happiness and have no more hurt
I believe in Christianity, and that makes sense to me.
First, I believe there’s ONE highest power that created everything, including “gods”, I don’t believe the “gods” existed by themselves, but the highest and the final one created everything, I just believe that the final one is the most high.
Second, I think God wants mankind to know Him, He wanted Himself to be revealed so He chose someone to reveal himself through, and he chose a man called Abraham. At that time, men were very corrupted by fallen angels, but God wanted people to be holy and finish His plan, so He parted some people, Jews. God promised to Abraham” “In you shall all the nations be blessed.” ; . I think that’s why God chose some people, I believe it’s a preparation for the coming of Jesus, maybe God wanted Jesus to be born from a person who has faith in Him. I think that’s part of how God revealed Himself to us.
Then here’s another part, Jesus. I believe we have “sins”, because of this world, I believe we live in a evil world, because sins exist. Jesus came to die to be a sacrifice for mankind, so that our souls can be cleaned and saved because God is holy and we can’t reach Him with sins, but He doesn’t want to just wipe us away so He provided us a way.
To summarise, why do I believe in Christianity, the real God, because I believe there’s a God who created everything and I believe there’s sin because the world does look messy, then I believe Jesus came to clean our sins so that we can be Holy again. My faith is just that simple. Its super simple, and should be.
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I believe God can reveal himself in different ways and through different religions. The God I follow is protective and compassionate and eliminates suffering when you do His teachings.
God isn't a religion, god listens, it's why many people believe in different religions because gods works are made when people ask it's the same God answer to everyone when they ask for God's help, just cause one person believes in the Quran doesn't mean God will be like "nah I won't help you cause you believe in the quran" God helps people He s loving, people that don't believe usually confuse a connection with God with religion, religion was formed when the word of God was filtered through the minds of humans and you know how humans are, it formed separation, if you read the bible and the Quran a lot of it is the same stuff, so it's believed to be the same God, so it's much more complicated then just thinking each book has a different God, personally I chose to follow the bible buy through prayer and listen to the words of the bible I've gotten answers, I know God is real, and I'm guided by him through prayer, it's being just a book and the name of the religion or "rules"
Beyond* not being
But through prayer*
God is loving? Really?
Yep, let me guess, you are thinking of all the evil right? The only reason God allows evil to happen is cause of free will, you don't really have free will if God is intervening in everyone's life choices now do you?
Free will is a bullshit concept. We don't have free will anymore than a machine program to act a certain way does, we are utterly programmed by our DNA and our environment. If you knew everything there was to know then you would be able to predict how people act with absolute certainty so how can free will exist?
Because we make decisions, everything you can think of happens and exists because if decisions, I never said other people's decisions can't effect us, if the wrong person has power, their choices can effect us but at the end of the day, you think and make choices with the way you think
So what would be your idea of choice?
I would agree if someone didn't make the choice to create a law to keep people from making chaotic choices, they scare people with jail and people decide not to do stuff, let's not forget most people aren't thinking of causing chaos because they could if they wanted too and some have
I believe in God and the Bible because my soul tells me it's what is true and right. I say my soul because like many people, I too dealt with unbelief at one point in my life and tried atheism, agnosticism, and even a little Buddhism, but none of these ever felt like right thing for me. I felt like something still was not working for me in those things. So I went back to God and grew in him even more.
I also believe what makes God of the Bible the real one is that you have accounts of people in whole other religions or parts of the world who have never opened a Bible and don't know anything about Christianity, yet they have had dreams of being met by a man named Jesus who spoke things to them that they later on read in a Bible, and they too began to believe. I think that speaks mountains of truth.
either way that is just a dare. first we have people "joining" so they changed from whatever. people do change faiths.
about "most," just because someone was born in a true religion doesn't mean they must switch to prove anything.
your question was about god so people answered "the same one" regardless of book, they not choosing among several gods "mine is real but not yours" kuz same one.
the solution is comparative religion... or when evangelical christians offer ideas to jew and muslim... who join, as one rabbi said "the smartest jews in college are joining Christian" apparently protestant christian has the most convincing content.
We can see by the flexibility of each religion nation whit the reality. Some of the religions are completly out of reality.
Like muslim to hold the ramadam in the Antactica continent in the morning sezon, or hindu who say the wolrd in on the back of a turtle.
Or muslim to go in space and still pray on the way to Meka no mather what location.
But in the same time God create this diversity and sistem of the world at the moment who is still changing and going to its ultimate form.
Each beliver need to belive and follow he's belives that he had been teach in his life if he start to belive they are wrong he can change (baptise) to another religion, but only the true fate will win in the end.
There is no such a thing true God, is only God and God is anything and evrething anywhere ani time from the begining of the eternity. (Availeble for all religions)
I was raised Lutheran (Christian) and I now follow the old ways - which is a polytheistic faith and I do not dispute other religions or gods. My faith gives me comfort, believing that our nature, our cosmos - has more to it than just what we can see.
The last of your question is a babble tho - so can't answer, think it's just you trying to put others down for having faith.
Just like the tower of Babel is🤣 What a waste of time
That might be the case for you - enjoying and honouring our earth, our nature and the balance of good and bad will never be a waste for me.
I'd rather "waste" my time on bettering myself and the soceity we live in - my way, opposed to wasting my time belittling others just because they don't think like me, like you seem to choose spend your time doing.
Have fun with being miserable, needing to put others down - just to feel an ounce of something good about you and your life.
Enjoy, not wasting my time on an indivual like you.
Waste your time? You just wrote an essay about nothing to me tf
Well I was raised Catholic.. but I believe the Quran just not the hadith (regardless of how people tell me it is needed).. but I still go by my own religion because Moses, Jesus and Mohammad were all telling us about the same god..
I don't believe in churches or other holy buildings though because they all just seem to be run and surrounded by corrupt people..
That’s the question I asked myself at 13, when I was a hardcore Christian and I had a very educated great grandpa, who said “Everyone believes their God is the true one”.
Then I started thinking about it.
At 16 I quit wearing a cross necklace and I have been agnostic since then.
a gap is missing between question and conclusion. no science reaches a conclusion only based on a question.
Emanuel Swedenborg was born in 1688. At or in his 50s he used psychic powers 2 talk 2 soul guides. Here is what he talked about that's the same as people who've had current near death experiences:
1. God
2. Jesus
3. You're drawn 2 heaven n hell. God doesn't send.
4. Reunions with family members
5. Christians n non-Christians can go 2 heaven.
He said why Christ was sent here n God knew he would b crucified like in the Bible. So I believe in the God Christians talk about.
I saw someone playing dead by daylight with the same username as you.
But anyways, theists don't give a damn about evidence. Faith is literally belief without evidence and it's no coincidence that these religions are very insistent that you believe them and don't ever ask for evidence. They even have harsher punishments for non-believers than murderers a lot of the time.
Even in the books themselves it is literally written by well known secret society orders. Illuminati akin, if you will. And it's less of historical facts in them than it is esoteric symbolism. For instance "faith" is convincingly similar to using the placebo effect. "let the weak say I am strong" whenever I'm the bible it says...
Or look at astrotheology, there's no denying it. Quran about the moon... christianity about the su. The sun of god and 12 zodiac (months) "disciples". Search it up. It's obviously not what churches think, their level of ignorance is mindblowing.
But back to the placebo effect, "faith" is only good for that... what was the, 4th minute mile or whatever it was called... the same year one person broke the record, lots of others did, because they started believing that it's possible.
And what would be a post about placebo effects without my usual hypnosis affirmation meditation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG5cZzbKvW0
not "very insistent that you believe them and don't ever ask for evidence." for example bible book deuteronomy write "know" god not just believe. did jesus ever say to doubting Thomas dont ask?
@strateguy632 the bible was literally given to us by known secret society members, and a lot of symbolism in the bible is obvious and opposes the view of churches.
@RoosterBreast like book isaiah? a secret society did forgery 2400 years ago?
My God is same as God of Christians and Jews. However the difference is I don't believe in association of any kind between someone else and God. God is single, he has no progeny or partners. If anyone says he has, then it doesn't change the fact that God is God. It just changed that he or she thinks that God has someone else besides Him
The Qur’ān has many descriptions of G-d that no-one could’ve said when it was revealed. And to Willy Wonka, my parents didn’t teach me religion. My mum tried to teach me about how G-d was a wee laddie that could do all kinds of hocus-pocus, but I disbelieved. Later, I believed that G-d is a spirit and the ruler of the Universe.
quran never predicted the future. not even once.
also about description how can we know if the "description of invisible spirit" was correct or wrong?
@strateguy632 many times it did predict the future. The Prophet said that Abu Lahab won’t become Muslim whilst Abu Lahab was alive and Abu Lahab died a non-Muslim. Sūratul Lahab of the Qur’ān.
that was about human choices and no time nor place specified so not a real prophecy. keep searching.
@strateguy632 many have been found. The 16th Sura is called the Bee. Bees have 16 chromosomes. The coordination of Ka3ba (South to north, west to east) show the Golden Ratio. The Qur’ān shows some anatomical facts. It’s a beautiful piece of poetry, and the Prophet claims not to be a poet.
How can anyone know? Even if "God" seems to be exactly what ones expects, that entity could simply be immensely more powerful that anything previously experienced, but not really Almighty. We, not being infinite, would have no way to discern between that which is infinite and that which is merely incomprehensible to us.
good reference to series stargate sg1 i also enjoyed this and other episodes
@strateguy632 Someone caught it! I love good Sci-Fi. Actually I like trashy Sci-Fi, too lol
I believe in doing your own research and having your own experiences before subscribing your entire life to a religion. There's clout and literary history that supports Abrahamic religious theology. Others... not so much.
And there's also way more that debunks a lot of monotheistic BS
If you actually bothered doing research, you'd accept that most of the events in the Bible and Quran are either entirely made up and/or plagiarized from pagan faiths
As well as the Sunnah, Hadiths, Torah, and Talmud
The term you're referring to is "pseudepigraphy." Pseudepigraphy is the practice of writing a work in someone else's name, particularly a respected figure from the past. The term combines the Greek words "pseudes" (false) and "epigraphe" (inscription or title), effectively meaning "falsely attributed."
Pseudepigraphy was indeed very common in the ancient world. Authors sometimes wrote under the name of a respected figure to give their own writings more authority or to ensure they would be read and circulated. By attributing their work to a well-known and respected personage, the author might have believed that the teachings they were promulgating would gain wider acceptance.
@bingbongbangbung Not all of the New Testament was written in this way though. Scholarly sources can verify.
There are various methods historians and scholars use to assess the authenticity and context of ancient works, including those that are pseudepigraphal:
External Textual Evidence: Scholars look at writings from the same period or shortly thereafter to see if a given work or author is mentioned. For instance, if early Church fathers reference a text, it provides evidence of its existence and perhaps its acceptance (or rejection) in early Christian communities.
Internal Textual Evidence: By analyzing the content, style, vocabulary, and theological perspectives within a text, scholars can draw conclusions about its likely authorship, date, and place of origin. For instance, if a letter attributed to Paul uses vocabulary or discusses church structures that seem out of place for his time, it might be considered pseudepigraphal.
Historical and Archaeological Evidence: Any archaeological findings, like ancient manuscripts or references to a text in inscriptions, can provide context. The Dead Sea Scrolls, for instance, gave scholars a wealth of information about Jewish writings from the Second Temple period.
Comparison with Known Works: If we have undisputed works by a certain author, scholars can compare pseudepigraphal texts to those works to assess similarities and differences in style, content, and theology.
Tradition and Transmission: How a text was transmitted over time and its inclusion or exclusion from canonical lists can offer clues about its acceptance and perceived authenticity in ancient communities.
@bingbongbangbung I studied religion extensively at the university level.
I was born Catholic but I’m exploring the Methodist religion. I’m still finding myself spiritually. I think for myself. I don’t blindly follow what my parents tell me. And I think a lot of teens are like me in a spiritual sense.
Well none of the Gods is real most likely, but being Jewish is both Religion and Ethnicity.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ODetOE6cbbc
Because I was raised watching dead people speaking inside of people's mouth, curing diseases, speaking in tongues and interpretation, I mean lots of miracle. But what about other religions? They just talk and nothing supernatural happens. They are hoax
based on evidence... miraculous gealing, dreams too weird and too accurate like i know what's happening based on my dream and what's going to happen but i only knew something that God wants me to know
God is Good. I have encountered Jesus and are moved by the Holy Spirit. There's only one God, the God of Abraham, the God and father of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
i had written a 1000+ worded essay here with 11 detailed explained points😂... but then i re-read it n realized how personal it is😅🫤.. so i backspaced it all😑😓😐
My parents didn't put much pressure on me, but they offered their opinion and kindly made me understand what was right. I believe in Allah, thank you.
When I read the Kur'an, stay in prayer, open my heart to Allah, I feel so peaceful that I cannot explain. If you feel empty, if you can't open up to anyone, If you feel so lonely, I invite you to Islam honey. I'm sure your heart will be filled with peace:))🤲💗
what if people don't want other people to decide how they must dress?
the human teacher, and expectations better not to commit to a religion that is so totaly controlled.
Don’t believe in it tbh (no disrespect to anyone tht is religiously in tuned) I always felt like religion and rhe idea of heaven was a way to “calm the sheep before the slaughter” i think tht if people truly believed it they wouldn’t be sxared to die because heaven is “a better place” PS DONT ATTACK ME LOL JUST MY THOUGHTS
that theory only matches the religion with heaven but no hell. a religion with hell does not calm someone dying. no attack just polite conversation
Because according to fellow Gagger @Hispanic-Cool-Guy , the so called "gods" from other religions, are actually demons. It honestly makes sense considering you have to make sacrifices to them so they don't get pissed off
Just what the fuck is all this Bollox about? 🤣🤣🤣
@Juxtapose
I most certainly can read, and what I've read is complete and utter Bollox.
There is only one God.
It is up to you to seek them out and find them. None of this your God, their God nonsense.
My God love me for who I am.
You’re so close to discovering indoctrination. You’re like right there… just take the extra step, you got this.
I've decided the whole idea of organized religion is ridiculous for this reason, among others. Why is one religion right and the other wrong? You can argue until you are blue in the face and not prove anything.
because some are "test-able" if you can make an experiment you can test. for example an ancient prophet claims a new covenant will come, we can inspect each later covenant to see if it matched the prophecy or not.
The fact that he exists.
Also, you don't want to dismiss someone's arguments just because of where they came from. That's the genetic fallacy
You're confusing appeal to authority with genetic fallacy
And no, it's not a fact that God exists when the very concept is illogical and cannot be proven nor disproven
Cool it with the strawman
Ok then, prove to me beyond a reasonable doubt that Yahweh/Jehovah/Allah exists, and I'll send your proof to credible institutions around the world to verify it; if such proof is valid, you will become a multimillionaire overnight
Religious people rarely argue whose god is real but what exactly he wants us to do.
The God I know is a loving and powerful God. And He’s a part of numerous religions. So whether raised in a Christian home or Jewish or Islam … it’s the same God. By Faith I believe in Him
I am proud to be a Hindu. Yes, I believe in sanatan dharma, hindu gods and goddesses. Unlike others, I don't have hatred against any other religion. I think it's your choice to follow or not to follow religion.
for us westerners please specify does a goddess have a physical body to distinguish as goddess. is it separate from other gods or the same vishnu in different forms. thanks.
I didn’t believe in the God I was taught 😂 I was always inclined to Hinduism due to culture
reality and gods don't mix. gods are solidly rooted in the realm of fiction and ideas. not the real world.
I want to hear about people who were raised with one religion, but chose another later down the line as they grew up.
if you want to hear, exchange a, fourteen rabbis serving jew, some orthodox other reform changed to christian in 1800s and 1900s the educated leaders switched. since then at least ten more rabbis were identified the educated leaders changed to christian. also see ex muslim websites many including educated principals in egypt who knew arabic and quran, switched from quran to christian. tragicly she was so oppressed she had to flee egypt. which is why other muslims SECRETLY switch.
The testimony of His Holy Spirit bears witness to the truth.
It's how I know which God is real from all the idols and fake religions out there.
Testimonial evidence is the weakest and most unreliable form of evidence
@bingbongbangbung hmm if so no need for witness protection program just do not ask anyone to testify since won't believe them anyway... but you said weak not unreliable.
I love Jesus, that’s all I need to know. My life changed when I went to Holy Mass and felt His divine love and presence.
‘For those who disbelieve, no proof is enough; for those who believe, no proof is needed’. God Bless 💜🩵🙏
It's written in the Hebrew and Greek scriptures , I feel in my heart its real and true.
Everybody has a belief system but should stop with the debating. Seriously unnecessary stupid and pathetic ☹️
stop debating? haven't you heard of debate class? and presidential debates. debate is good if polite.
Thor promised to rid the world of Ice Giants. I don't see any Ice Giants around, do you?
Crazy thinking…I know.. but what if He doesn’t exist? I’m certainly tired of playing hide and seek with the dude.
that is possible if so following a book that gave hope, even if no god i dont lose anything. see pascal wager.
@strateguy632 problem with Pascal has been oft quoted. Wouldn’t a god be able to see through that strategy?
certainly god knows thoughts. what is your point?
He can kick all the other gods asses at foosball.
I think every religion has and had same God, but we humans created multiple religion on it.
the only religion is money
The Only one true God is money
My God is creater of whole Universe, Most Kind and Merciful, He is the Only Only ONE
Lol lol
Thanks
Cause it was the first religion in the world
I don't have a God, never did.
Only God is God. The rest are just imitators.
A disappointing answer but... Us.
I thought there was only one God.
My personal belief and faith.
i-M-a-G-i-N-a-T-i-O-n
He created us and we created false gods
All imaginary creatures are equal
Satan is my God and ofc he's real.
He created the universe.
Mr. D. D.
Or double DDs for goDDess
GoDDeSS
ı dont know
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