| Comparative Studies Comparing religious beliefs across human history and cultures |
02-14-2008, 10:11 PM
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Old Man
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Re: What I like about other religions
Sometimes I feel that organized religion gets in the way of being religious.
I like
Baha'i
neo-Pagan
Wiccan
Scientology
all for being less monotheistic "we are right" and for being more general guidelines than strict instructions concerning faith. Somehow to me it feels more like God would want it to be.
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02-14-2008, 10:51 PM
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. . . and still not sure
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Re: What I like about other religions
This is an awesome idea. Unfortunately, I don't know very much about other religions, but I'll take a stab at it:
Catholicism - the liturgy, art, music, rituals, architecture
Judaism - the history, perseverance, culture
Islam - the devotion to their faith and each other, art, culture
Wicca - the realtionship with nature, open-minedness
Budddhism - the respect for everything, non-violence
Rastafari - the history, openness, endurance
What's interesting about all these attributes is I believe they reflect an attribute of God. In a small way, I can identify with each of these.
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03-05-2008, 07:00 PM
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This, is, Sparta!!!!!!!!!
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Re: What I like about other religions
You know, I looked at this thread when it came out first of all... And I asked myself to answer honestly from the heart... you may have noticed that, I haven't posted anything on here before this... I didn't recieve any answer from my heart... I now, happy to say can answer this.... What I like about other religions, is the fact that I Love every single one of them, they are all apart of something much greater, they'll see lol.... I Love them all... They are the unsung heroes, those that care, those that wish to inspire, teach and those that wish to improve and learn. Those that sacrafice, they give, they are examples, those THAT LOVE! THEY LOVE! They mean well, they are good at heart... And that is every single one of them.. Truly I say to you, that is every single one of them.
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03-05-2008, 07:29 PM
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Why do cows say MU?
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Re: What I like about other religions
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Originally Posted by Alex P
You know, I looked at this thread when it came out first of all... And I asked myself to answer honestly from the heart... you may have noticed that, I haven't posted anything on here before this... I didn't recieve any answer from my heart... I now, happy to say can answer this.... What I like about other religions, is the fact that I Love every single one of them, they are all apart of something much greater, they'll see lol.... I Love them all... They are the unsung heroes, those that care, those that wish to inspire, teach and those that wish to improve and learn. Those that sacrafice, they give, they are examples, those THAT LOVE! THEY LOVE! They mean well, they are good at heart... And that is every single one of them.. Truly I say to you, that is every single one of them.
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You mean like this? 
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03-05-2008, 07:35 PM
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This, is, Sparta!!!!!!!!!
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Re: What I like about other religions
WOW! That is so awsome lol! Really, I like that I see a work in progess, you know? There back then I am like NO WAI! Then when this thread started I was all like.... ORLY? And now... I am like.... YA RLY!!!
That will go down in 1337 history that speech, and for those in English:
It is great to see, what we can acomplish, but it aslo shows me hope.. That things can get better, to go from then in a very anti negative closed off way, I am defensive... Yet also offensive... Heh... I then go to a neutral stance, and then to an open.. I am really glad you brought that up! I was looking back on all the 17th posts/threads and watching from the very first day how I seem to have got better and learnt more... Do that SG... Look back from your very first post, and realise how much you have grown....
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03-05-2008, 07:52 PM
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Why do cows say MU?
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Re: What I like about other religions
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Originally Posted by Alex P
WOW! That is so awsome lol! Really, I like that I see a work in progess, you know? There back then I am like NO WAI! Then when this thread started I was all like.... ORLY? And now... I am like.... YA RLY!!!
That will go down in 1337 history that speech, and for those in English:
It is great to see, what we can acomplish, but it aslo shows me hope.. That things can get better, to go from then in a very anti negative closed off way, I am defensive... Yet also offensive... Heh... I then go to a neutral stance, and then to an open.. I am really glad you brought that up! I was looking back on all the 17th posts/threads and watching from the very first day how I seem to have got better and learnt more... Do that SG... Look back from your very first post, and realise how much you have grown....
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I'm still a button pusher!
http://www.comparative-religion.com/...d-of-3372.html
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03-05-2008, 07:55 PM
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This, is, Sparta!!!!!!!!!
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Re: What I like about other religions
M'kay.
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04-04-2008, 05:43 AM
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Make it so!
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Re: What I like about other religions
Buddhism: basically everything
Islam: seems very practical and dedicated
Quakers: simplicity and rejection of dogma
Hinduism: huge diversity, nonviolence
Paganism: harmony with nature
(LaVeyan) Satanism: a "devil's advocate" (hardee har) to mainstream thinking
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07-09-2008, 11:20 PM
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Byfluga
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Re: What I like about other religions
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Originally Posted by Dah-veeth
Islam - the Qur'an, especially where it says, "Let there be no compulsion in religion."
Christianity - the Beatitudes, blessed are the meek, etc.
Judaism - the Ten Commandments, the Book of Micah, etc.
Zoroastrianism - Naw-Ruz!
Buddhism - detachment
Hinduism - Krishna!
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I'm quoting myself so I'll come up with some more/different reasons....
Islam - seven heavens
Christianity - parables in the Gospels
Judaism - Zohar, the Book of Splendour
Zoroastrianism - good thoughts, good deeds, good um... there were three, right?
Buddhism - the eightfold path
Hinduism - openness to other religions
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