You are correct when you say: Surely God is not
only over one part of the world. That is true. God is over all parts of the world, everywhere and available to me and you and has been for all times, and that is why (he/she/it - which I hate to say, but only because so many need UNDERSTANDING)
freetoroam, on 27 November 2012 - 11:20 PM, said:
A little preaching going on here! you must have UNDERSTANDING that not every one believes and not every one wants to. There are many other benefits in life which are not god related, many religious people have not given themselves time to understand themselves and and what is around them or what nature has to offer them beneficially. Yes, my way may not be as simple as opening up a book, reading it and then following its words, but my way is far more exciting.
The context I wrote the word UNDERSTANDING in is because people get mad when you talk about God and say He. So in parenthesis I put He/She/It, which I don't like doing because it is not my natural form. I understand that not everyone believes in God and that everyone has their own way, I actually think that is beautiful. But when in discussion, I hate for people to get bent out of shape just because I say HE as apposed to He/She/It, as if somehow that makes it easier to comprehend for the reader.
when you say: many religious people have not given themselves time to understand themselves and and what is around them or what nature has to offer them beneficially - that is very untrue, religion (or experiencing God) has enhanced my life to the utmost degree, as I grow spiritually I see myself more clearly ... and ... This is not the first time I heard someone think that being religious doesn't allow them to see the benefits in nature. I wonder why people think that. Having God in my life OPENS my eyes to nature. I freakn love nature...
oh, and don't assume you know that a person that believes in God merely opens a book and follows its instructions and doesn't have an exciting life. You have no clue about the lives of others. It is good not to stereotype based on religion...
like I said, we need more UNDERSTANDING
religious and nonreligious, all people need more understanding
and discussions about religion prove it very well.
Edited by SpiritWriter, 28 November 2012 - 12:02 AM.
Let's help bridge the gap between the extremes of total idiocracy while increasing the scope of our own vision.
Kill Hate. Just say NO to (your own) superiority complexes.
Non-ambiguity and non-contradiction are one sided and thus unsuited to express the incomprehensible. -Jung