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Gobbledygook superstition and hopes and blind faith. The bottom line remains in my OP . . . What Is The Point?

Why couldn't 'god' have already given us His Holy Spirit? Why create a 'testing ground'? What about the thousands of years of non-Abrahamic religions? Are they simply doomed? Nihilism is one perspective, the other closely related it Atheism. Both of these philosophies actually propose the...

What does that mean?

What exactly was the point of this Abrahamic god for designing Mankind?

Ok, so what is the problem or have you lost track of the conversation? You just proved my point.

I did a search for 'doctrine of no other Name', is that this? 'The conviction of the New Testament writers was that there is no salvation apart from Jesus.'

How did your mother come to the conclusion these two books were from Satan?

Gotcha

What else would I be talking about?

Obviously, I'm talking about Christianity . . .

Look a Satanist shouldn't have to explain your book to you "Matthew 5:48 Be perfect, therefore, as your Heavenly Father is perfect". And about 100 other verses . . .

I asked what the reasoning would be behind that statement? "[god] allows mankind to determine their own future" Where is the reasoning behind free will but with obvious consequences? That is not free will, that is Black Mail. Genesis 3:22 notes, “The man has now become like one of us, knowing...

Behind your statement . . . pay attention muhammad_isa said: ..mmm, but maybe G-d is not in such a hurry as you are, and allows mankind to determine their own future. ..now you might see that as "bad", but G-d...

Do tell where I have proven this. The Abrahamic god is defined in Abrahamic scriptures as 'morally perfect' as well as omniscient and omnipotent.

Your dilemma lies in the fact that I coined the word 'Greater Self', so I own the definition. As far as 'Perfected Self' this term I lifted from Ibn 'Arabi and Aziz ad-Din Nasafi's treatise on The Perfect Man. Both terms have nothing to do with Buddhism.

Then we don’t require an external God – he is an unnecessary addition, and we can get along perfectly well without him. The primary arguments often cited to justify the "need" for God include the role of a personal savior or guardian, and the assertion that without God (and religion)...

Pick one and answer it then

What would be the reasoning behind that?

Whereas my example only touches on a couple of reasons why God is Impossible, it doesn't make it false. The concept of 'god' fails in that: 1) There is no evidence of such a god 2) The idea is illogical 3) The preponderance of suffering remains 4) We don’t need an external god 5) Life is...

You have the ability to experience your GS, you do every time you rise above your mundane self. No one can experience someone else's consciousness, that is true. Living with the intention of Becoming More, of realizing one's GS, invites us to cultivate self-awareness and engage in...