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Re: Corrie's Bill Roach believes in Reincarnation!
It's a great pity that these threads aren’t in real time, real life, i.e. all of us being together in the same space.
Personally I think every one of you are right to some degree, in these subjects there can be only on real answer; that is personal experience. A man touched by God i.e. Religion, is pure faith. Read the Bible; it's a Jewish history book full of historical events and best guesses of events in pre history and an attempt to explain life itself. But a man touch by God is usually guided by something much grater than a book or faith in dodgy Religion. I believe in life after death i.e. Spiritualism, purely because of the answers I have had in respect of life's experiences; some of the very harsh and hurtful that no one could ever have guessed at; and some deep memories brought back to life that in return have meant haven't done myself in long before now. It's not religion or faith to me; It's what I believe personally, a belief. Rindy, when you kark it you'll know for sure. My guess is that you will make every effort to get back and tell me I was right. |
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I don't share them, and my own thoughts are just that. Thoughts I happen to believe to be true. If it is possible, I would make every effort to come back. Just to pee people off. :D |
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Don't get me wrong, I know some people have experiences which can't be logically explained-I have first hand experience myself. I just think that if we knew enough there would be a logical explanation for them.
I know someone who was told by a spiritualist that they were a 'chalice'(whatever that is)- he didn't know them, he just looked at them and said it. He also said they must never go to a spiritualists meeting-they could well become the focus of unwanted or unwelcomed occurences. Gobbldygook? Rubbish? Guess work? What he didn't know was the person had already had and continued to have 'occurences'.I know because I was closely involved in some of them- some were strange, almost mischievous, some were decidedly alarming (even to me, a cynic).They were spontaneous but happened in the same locations. I can't explain them but I believe there is a scientific explanation. Power of the brain/mind? I don't know. Believe in what you believe in if it brings comfort. It would be boring if we all believed in the same things. |
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Re: Corrie's Bill Roach believes in Reincarnation!
Descartes walks into a bar.
The bartender walks up to him and says, “Would you care for a drink?” Descartes replied, “I think not.” and disappears. PS "If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things." Rene Descarte |
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'An optimist may see a light where there is none, but why must the pessimist always run to blow it out?'
- René Descartes. http://www.familyfriendsfirearms.com...andlelight.gif :rolleyes: |
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“I doubt, therefore I think”
- René Descartes. http://www.ezdia.com/blogs/wp-conten...n-thinking.gif |
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He had some interesting ideas but hard work!
'I think therefore I am' but the chair I'm sat on doesn't think so it doesn't exist. So why don't I fall on the floor(which also doesn't exist). Life is but a dream-perhaps that's true. |
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. There is nothing wrong in respecting the belief of another....even though you may not subscribe to that belief yourself. A belief is like a warm coat against the elements....mobertol said it was a 'comfort thing'....if that is the case, then why ridicule someone who holds a different belief to yourself?...isn't that akin to taking the coat away from them? Respecting the belief of another, though you do not believe yourself, is civilised and mature. Anything else is churlish. |
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The trouble only starts when someone's faith in their belief is so strong, that not only do they dismiss anyone else's beliefs as not being true, or valid, they actively seek to convert others to their way of thinking. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed throughout the ages, because of this intolerance. |
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yes G, you are right, but if someone holds strong beliefs and tries to convert you then they are not respectful of your beliefs are they?.........They don't believe you are right.
But to pour scorn on someones belief is not respectful either. It all boils down to tolerance. That is what is needed in this world....tolerance. |
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I personally know many more intolerant people who profess strong spiritual beliefs, connected to some organised body, than I do intolerant atheists.
I think most religious faiths have some wonderful tenets, which would make the world a better place if we all followed them. Unfortunately religion/faith, like most things, can so easily be used as a cover to further other agendas. Agendas which on the whole aren't connected with peace, and harmony. |
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