Why Do People Like To Talk About Their Spiritual Beliefs?

[RJM]

Matthew, Mark and Luke.

Your deliberate misunderstanding fools nobody.

John" .. harping on about an unnamed disciple all the time.

If anyone showed the same disrespect for your religion and scripture, you'd be crying foul and bringing out the victim card. You are a consistently disingenuous poster, imo

Well why did they attend the temple in Jerusalem then?

That's where it started. Deliberate misunderstanding is either mischevious or dishonest. You do yourself no favours.

What's its relevance to the topic?

Everything. Read it again. You fool nobody. Last try from me.

 

[RabbiO]

@RJM Corbet @Thomas @muhammad_isa

When an OP raises an objection to a response that the OP says is not relevant to thread’s purpose I am usually among the first, if not the first, to defend the drift a thread may take. I am hard pressed to do that in this case. Somewhere, some time, early on this thread took a hard right, drove through the guard rails, dove off the cliff and landed us back into the middle of the difference of opinion that has been raging between you folks.

It reminds of the climax of Blazing Saddles when the fight between the good guys and the villains spills over into the set of a musical.

I’m not saying your conversation shouldn’t continue. I’m just saying that maybe you should think of moving it, metaphorically, outside.

 

[Thomas]

I am hard pressed to do that in this case.

Point well made, and taken on board.

 

[muhammad_isa]

Somewhere, some time, early on this thread took a hard right, drove through the guard rails, dove off the cliff and landed us back into the middle of the difference of opinion that has been raging between you folks.

It reminds of the climax of Blazing Saddles when the fight between the good guys and the villains spills over into the set of a musical.

I think we're done here, for the time being

 

[RJM]

Somewhere, some time, early on this thread took a hard right, drove through the guard rails, dove off the cliff and landed us back into the middle of the difference of opinion that has been raging between you folks.

It reminds of the climax of Blazing Saddles when the fight between the good guys and the villains spills over into the set of a musical.

Brilliant, though slightly mixed metaphors, lol

 

[Aupmanyav]

You will find only peace and love from me.

I am more afraid of fake love and a stab in the back than abject hate.

 

[Tony Bristow-Stagg]

I am more afraid of fake love and a stab in the back than abject hate.

No fear of that from me either. I missed you, welcome back.

Regards Tony

 

[wil]

Why wouldn't they? If you have them they are part of your being.

 

[RabbiO]

Why wouldn't they? If you have them they are part of your being.

A lot of folks have been very worried about you, my friend. It's good to see you're still with us!

 

[wil]

A lot of folks have been very worried about you, my friend. It's good to see you're still with us!

I didn't know the best place to update...so I did in New Members....lol...it has been awhile.

 

[PAUL3]

Has it ever?
That is why we need an all round knowledge of the world.
Both humanities and science have a part to play.

However, turning away from scripture leads to spiritual blindness.
Religious knowledge is the most important of all, but is not exclusive.

Hii
I think those who have knowledge about spirituality.

 

[wil]

Hii
I think those who have knowledge about spirituality.

Is that thank? Or a koan?

 

[Aupmanyav]

Spirituality or superstition?

 

[HeartNSoul19]

People might enjoy talking about spirituality and beliefs because this aspect of the human existence, that is the spirit, is as fundamental to our existence as any other aspects of our being, like our mind or body.

 

[stranger]

People might enjoy talking about spirituality and beliefs because this aspect of the human existence, that is the spirit, is as fundamental to our existence as any other aspects of our being, like our mind or body.

Hi...

Yes, I agree. It's too bad that it takes so long for us to come to this conclusion; but it is the case, more often than not, that we only get there after working toward it for a long time. We might not even know what "it" will be like, but we are driven to seek anyway. And then comes that moment of gnosis which changes everything. From that moment on, nothing will ever be the same.

I think we are all born with the capacity to comprehend the movements of spirit, but it takes awhile for us to mature enough, spiritually speaking, to have this aspect front and center in our existence all the time.