Why Hinduism is cool!!!

[soccerfan777]

I am not preaching the religion. I just read about this and found it
is cool that there is a concept of Atheism in Hinduism. That makes it
the only religion to accept Atheism.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheism_in_Hinduism

Atheism (Sanskrit: निरीश्वरवाद, nir-īśvara-vāda, lit. "statement of no
Lord", "doctrine of godlessness") or disbelief in God or gods has been
a historically propounded viewpoint in many of the orthodox and
heterodox streams of Hindu philosophies.Generally, atheism is valid in
Hinduism, but some schools view the path of an atheist to be difficult
to follow in matters of spirituality.

Hindu atheists accept Hinduism more as a "way of life" than a
religion. They are unlike other Hindus in their religious outlook, but
they share the same cultural and moral values.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduism#Concept_of_God

Hinduism is a diverse system of thought with beliefs spanning
monotheism, polytheism, panentheism, pantheism, monism, and atheism
among others and its concept of God is complex and depends upon each
individual and the tradition and philosophy followed. It is sometimes
referred to as henotheistic (i.e., involving devotion to a single god
while accepting the existence of others), but any such term is an
overgeneralization.

Atheistic doctrines dominate Hindu schools like Samkhya and Mimamsa.
The Sāṁkhyapravacana Sūtra of Samkhya argues that the existence of God
(Ishvara) cannot be proved and hence cannot be admitted to
exist.Samkhya argue that an unchanging God cannot be the source of an
ever changing world. It says God was a necessary metaphysical
assumption demanded by circumstances. Proponents of the school of
Mimamsa, which is based on rituals and orthopraxy states that the
evidence allegedly proving the existence of God was insufficient. They
argue that there is no need to postulate a maker for the world, just
as there is no need for an author to compose the Vedas or a God to
validate the rituals. Mimamsa considers the Gods named in the Vedas
have no existence apart from the mantras that speak their names. To
that regard, the power of the mantras is what is seen as the power of
Gods.

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So I can be an atheist and still declare myself as an Atheistic
Hindu... cool

[trr]

Wow and you don't eat your grandma out grazing who may have come back
as a cow. That's really a leg up.
Carry on.

[soccerfan777]

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I really enjoy beef. In fact steak is the greatest discovery by
Americans :-)

PS: You are a moron to think ALL Hindus don't eat beef. Beef curry is
a favorite food from where my parents and my wife's parents come from.

[Iceberg]

how can you practice a religion when you're an atheist, bonehead.

[trr]

Do you feel like you're eating great grandma? Just wondering since
you brought it up.
I don't eat beef, something too meaty about it.

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[Iceberg]

Raja likes munching on sausage.

[soccerfan777]

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Read the article, bonehead. I dont practice any religion, dumbo.

[soccerfan777]

I dont feel like eating grandma since I dont believe in reincarnation
or God. You are a fag if you don't eat beef and call yourself non-
vegetarian.

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[trr]

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Being an atheist is a religion, so you are a practicing.

[trr]

Do your parents or grandparents eat beef, or do they think you're
eating a relative who has passed on? I'll bet they are horrified when
they see you dragging that chunk of beef into your home.

> You are a fag if you don't eat beef and call yourself non-
> vegetarian.

Neither. There are other sources of animal meats besides beef.

[trr]

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:(

[soccerfan777]

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LOL, what an idiot

[soccerfan777]

I am talking to you no more... you have too much time on your hand,
don't you, pinball albino wizard from Finland?

[trr]

Why does TT get all the credit!

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[soccerfan777]

Because he is your master. Seriously TT, if you could get off that
pinball machine and Pacman video games from your mum's basement, you
would learn a lot about other countries, religion, culture etc.

*Anyone who believes all Hindus worship cow is a big idiot* For
starters there are about 5000 different Gods Hindus worship and about
500 different languages Hindus speak. Some pray to one God, some pray
many, some pray to none! There are no rules in Hinduism and you don't
have to visit any temple at all...ever.

[trr]

I see, there really isn't any need to even be called "Hindu" if anyone
can do whatever they please.

> Some pray to one God, some pray
> many, some pray to none! There are no rules in Hinduism and you don't
> have to visit any temple at all

Don't bother to stamp oneself with a name, just call yourself "I am",
since you can do whatever you dream up.

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[drew]

On 23 May, 11:17, soccerfan777 <zepflo...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am not preaching the religion. I just read about this and found it
> is cool that there is a concept of Atheism in Hinduism. That makes it
> the only religion to accept Atheism.

It's too laissez-faire for those who want to be told what to do.

But it stands as a good example of philosophical devolution.

[soccerfan777]

No. That is not what Hinduism says - do whatever you want. It teaches
about karma (action) and dharma (duties). And how if your karma does
not follow dharma, it will come back and haunt you. I do believe that
your bad actions eventually come back to haunt you. Thats why they say
karma is a bitch ;-)

>
> > Some pray to one God, some pray
> > many, some pray to none! There are no rules in Hinduism and you don't
> > have to visit any temple at all
>
> Don't bother to stamp oneself with a name, just call yourself "I am",
> since you can do whatever you dream up.

Next time some one asks me if I believe in god and religion. I am
gonna say I am an Atheist Hindu and put them into a tailspin... lol

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[soccerfan777]

What do you mean? Can you elaborate. I think a religion embracing
Atheism instead of fighting it, is very cool.

[Rodjk #613]

On Thursday, May 23, 2013 10:17:18 AM UTC-5, soccerfan777 wrote:
> I am not preaching the religion. I just read about this and found it
>
> is cool that there is a concept of Atheism in Hinduism. That makes it
>
> the only religion to accept Atheism.
>

Interesting, but you should read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_atheism

Rodjk #613

[soccerfan777]

Yes, very interesting. I was under the impression Judaism is almost as
strict as Islam.

"A high percentage of Israelis identify themselves as secular,
rejecting the practice of the Jewish religion (see Religion in
Israel). While some non-believers of Jewish ancestry do not consider
themselves Jews, preferring to define themselves solely as atheists,
Judaism is arguably a culture and tradition that one can easily
embrace without religious faith"

[ca1houn]

I hate Curry and Chickpea/Garbanzo bean, and Hummus who made that because it nasty as fuck. In Humboldt them vegans love that nasty fucking shit, I couldn't do it. I remember taking GE I think it as called religious studies and we had to fast of course I ate (I don't do that, nope). Anyway after it was over we had a big breakfast and they serve that shit i almost died. One day I'm going to try Vegemite I'm sure they have it in Los Angeles or Santa Monica

[ca1houn]

Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Realism all accept Atheism

[Iceberg]

atheism is based on the 'belief' that there's no God. You're a
bonehead cos you're trying to cling to your Hinduism at the same time,
how pathetic and cowardly.

[Iceberg]

so they have Gods, but can accept atheism, what a load of crap.

[Iceberg]

Everyone can read between the lines of the above, Jews are a race or
least want to classify themselves as such.

[Iceberg]

just sounds like a trendy cowards way out to me - either you believe
everything is just random chemical reactions and there's no God or you
don't.

[ca1houn]

Tailspin somehow i doubt that what they will be thinking raja. I would just think you were sipping on the yack

[ca1houn]

I don't understand either but all religion have some crazy part to it. My favorite crazy's or Mormon and Scientology who can get that i will never know.

[soccerfan777]

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Were you born without a brain?

[soccerfan777]

> Tailspin somehow i doubt that what they will be thinking raja.  I would just think you were sipping on the yack- Hide quoted text -

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I am sick and tired of religious people looking down upon atheists.
This may be the best way to confuse them...lol

[soccerfan777]

Nonsense... anyone can believe in whatever they want. Everyone has a
different opinion. I believe there is a God and Evil inside you, so no
need to search outside. Look for the God inside anyway. Anyone can be
God, anyone can be Devil. As for the creation of the universe, no one
knows. I believe there is no beginning or ending of the Universe. I do
not believe in all the scientific theories. But I do believe in
science. But I do not believe science can explain everything. Neither
religion. Simply because there is no creator and no beginning or
ending of Universe. If there is a creator, who created him? And what
was the creator doing before he created the Universe? holding on to
this dick?

This will go above your head as usual.

[soccerfan777]

> I don't understand either but all religion have some crazy part to it.  My favorite crazy's or Mormon and Scientology who can get that i will never know.- Hide quoted text -

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This isn't a crazy part of Hinduism. This just say that Atheism has
been accepted (since a long time) by certain Hindus while sticking to
certain Hindu principles but not all. Relating athiesm in Hinduism
with Mormon or Scientology is really something only a fool would do.

[drew]

On 24 May, 03:27, ca1houn <vageta95...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I hate Curry and Chickpea/Garbanzo bean, and Hummus who made that because it nasty as fuck. In Humboldt them vegans love that nasty fucking shit,

I love that stuff...hot curried anything..hummus too.

I couldn't do it.  I remember taking GE I think it as called
religious studies and we had to fast of course I ate (I don't do that,
nope). Anyway after it was over we had a big breakfast and they serve
that shit i almost died.  One day I'm going to try Vegemite I'm sure

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Vegemite made me want to fucking hurl. That shit is toxic.

[drew]

On 24 May, 04:01, Iceberg <iceberg.ru...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > It's too laissez-faire for those who want to be told what to do.
>
> > But it stands as a good example of philosophical devolution.
>
> just sounds like a trendy cowards way out to me - either you believe
> everything is just random chemical reactions and there's no God or you
> don't.

Or you don't know....but outside of this ultimate question there is
the fact that
you have to negotiate good and bad, right and wrong on this earth for
the duration
of your time here....if faith is the biggest aspect of your religion
then you may see
Buddhism or Hinduism as merely trendy fads...and of course if it's
cool to be a
Buddhist, I can understand your feeling about this.

I was an Atheist for much of my life. The more science I studiied the
more I came
to the opposite conclusion....but as far as religion goes, I would say
take your wisdom
from wherever you can find it and that doesn't mean you have to limit
yourself to religious
writings.

[drew]

On 24 May, 04:09, ca1houn <vageta95...@yahoo.com> wrote:
 My favorite crazy's or Mormon and Scientology who can get that i will
never know

Any religion that involves hooking you up to an Ohmmeter is too
strange for words.

[Bharath Purohit]

> So I can be an atheist and still declare myself as an Atheistic
> Hindu... cool

:-)

[soccerfan777]

On May 24, 9:41 am, drew <d...@technologist.com> wrote:
> On 24 May, 04:01, Iceberg <iceberg.ru...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > It's too laissez-faire for those who want to be told what to do.
>
> > > But it stands as a good example of philosophical devolution.
>
> > just sounds like a trendy cowards way out to me - either you believe
> > everything is just random chemical reactions and there's no God or you
> > don't.
>
> Or you don't know....but outside of this ultimate question there is
> the fact that
> you have to negotiate good and bad, right and wrong on this earth for
> the duration
> of your time here....if faith is the biggest aspect of your religion
> then you may see
> Buddhism or Hinduism as merely trendy fads

How can you see Hinduism which is the oldest religion as a fad?

[drew]

On 24 May, 11:17, soccerfan777 <zepflo...@gmail.com> wrote:

> How can you see Hinduism which is the oldest religion as a fad?

I don't.

Buddhism is seen by some as a fad now that actors like Brad Pitt
practice it.
And the two religions are related right? Buddhism sprang from
Hinduism.

[Iceberg]

yes, cos it's a load of shite. You're just a fence sitter - oh science
can't explain everything. Either it does or it doesn't.

[Iceberg]

fence sitting, haven't got the bottle to choose, in other words not a
true atheist. Raja is desperately trying to hang onto his nation's
culture, it's amusing.

[Iceberg]

Judaism is older - if Raja wasn't so shallow he'd have to go with that
instead.

[Raja The Great]

Yes Drew. Buddhism is an extended branch of Hinduism. Gautam Buddha was a Hindu who started his own religion.

If people are embracing other religion the religion doesn't become a fad. Many Hindus have concerted to Christianity in recent times. Does that make Christianity a fad?

[soccerfan777]

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Nothing can explain everything, you bozo. And I seek no explanation
either. Its a futile attempt wondering the beginning or the end of the
world. Time is endless and limitless, even if this universe
explodes... there will be something left... because time won't end.
You won't get it, because you are just a moron.

[soccerfan777]

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I dont have to cling on to any culture... all cultures are fascinating
and they have positives and negatives... you should get the best out
of every culture. clueless bigots like you will not accept any other
culture. You are no worse than those terrorists out there.

[Pelle Svanslös]

Raja's AC/DC to the bone.

--
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/FEDERER_Roger-24x30-1998.jpg

[Whisper]

Look, the simple fact is we're 1 species out of millions just on earth.
Multiply that by the trillions of planets & life forms out there &
you'll quickly realise how arrogant it is for us to think we can
possibly hope to understand the universe/existence. Our intelligence is
way down the food chain as far as understanding the cosmos goes.

If some super being came to earth & 'explained' everything to us, we
simply wouldn't understand a word. It's like explaining SQL to an ant -
he'll just go about his business as if we weren't there.

[Whisper]

Given humanity is a fad, it stands to reason any religion is also a fad.
The sun takes about 250 million years to make 1 orbit of the Milky
Way, & humanoids have been around for about 3 million yrs. So if we
reduce the orbit to a 12 hr clock, humanity has only been around for 1
minute.

Where were all the religions/gods 99.9% of the time humans weren't
around on earth? If they always existed why wait billions of years for
humans to evolve, or for them to create us?

[Whisper]

Did religion exist for the 1st 4.2 billion years humans weren't around
on earth? If not, why?

[drew]

On 24 May, 13:06, Whisper <beaver...@ozemail.com> wrote:
>
> Did religion exist for the 1st 4.2 billion years humans weren't around
> on earth?  If not, why?

If not, why not? Well, I suppose ever since humans could contemplate
their existence, they probably
had some form of religion, even if the only evidence may be etchings
in caves. Without written history it's
difficult to know how ancient people saw themselves in terms of god,
creation, existence.

I'm not sure where you're going with this question. That some may not
accept religion as a human
construct? The laws of physics existed before we explained them and
uncovered them. Doesn't make
the truths any less valid. Likewise the flaws, omissions or
assumptions written into religious doctrine don't
make the overall philosophy/religion worthless....we are constantly
updating scientific knowledge to patch the holes
where assumptions had to be used. The flaws in our old scientific
models don't mean that the complete theory
is garbage....just parts of it...religion can be seen in a similar
light if you're going to be fair.

[drew]

On 24 May, 11:55, Raja The Great <zepflo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yes Drew. Buddhism is an extended branch of Hinduism. Gautam Buddha was a Hindu who started his own religion.
>
> If people are embracing other religion the religion doesn't become a fad. Many Hindus have concerted to Christianity in recent times. Does that make Christianity  a fad?

Any movement can be populist, even religion. That isn't to detract
from it's value. If a piece of music is popular, thousands of men
wearing Beatles haircuts or wearing Led Zeppelin t-shirts doesn't make
the music bad but there will always be people who want to belong....so
they join a group, be it religious, social, sporting or otherwise just
to be part of the gang without necessarily knowing much about the
religion, for example.

But to answer your question directly....yes and no. : - )))

[drew]

On 24 May, 12:59, Whisper <beaver...@ozemail.com> wrote:

>> Look, the simple fact is we're 1 species out of millions just on earth.
>   Multiply that by the trillions of planets & life forms out there &
> you'll quickly realise how arrogant it is for us to think we can
> possibly hope to understand the universe/existence.  Our intelligence is
> way down the food chain as far as understanding the cosmos goes.

Maybe....probably IMO but I have no proof. I'm willing to entertain
the idea that there
are plenty of life forms out there...and given the numbers it seems
intuitively logical that
there are life forms out there that also contemplate their existence
and have had more time
and better resources with which to figure out the answers.

>
> If some super being came to earth & 'explained' everything to us, we
> simply wouldn't understand a word.

You mean they won't speak English like the aliens on Star Trek always
did? :-)

The thing that always confused me about the aliens on Star Trek was
how the women came
in different colours but Captain Kirk always managed to find one with
big tits and a good figure
to fuck before the 40 minute mark in any episode.

[ca1houn]

I'm Religious what post on RST should tell you that lol.

[ca1houn]

It went over my head why would he beholding your dick and not his? Is you Hindu creator gay?

[ca1houn]

In the word of a crazy RST Poster Everyone has a different opinion and think it crazy. But I also said all religion have some form

[ca1houn]

On Friday, May 24, 2013 6:32:47 AM UTC-7, soccerfan777 wrote:

Go fuck yourself because you damn sure don't fuck your mail bought wife. We know that because on valentine day i think last year you was posting we us. you can't post and fuck at the same time and who would want too. Anyway let get back to the augment so i don't create an Ad hominem fallacy hahahaha I already did cause i attack you lol. I didn't relate shit i simply stated that every religion has something that is crazy and out of the realm of reality. that coming from the "hillbilly" of Los Angeles.

[ca1houn]

lol

[ca1houn]

Shit it shows you how much American hate paying taxes lol, we that basically how i feel those two religion can about

[ca1houn]

I was not an Atheist, I was bought-up in the church and I struggle with religion today as a lot of people do. However, I understand that religion is faith based so being Atheist in your religion implies that you have no belief in your religion. Raja has stated that Hinduism is more so away of life the an religion therefore it listed wrong in raja eye because it should be label a cultural practice and not a religious practice.

[ca1houn]

correct Judaism order founded in 2000 BC, Hindu 1500 BC. Do yourself a favor Raja a get Almanac

[soccerfan777]

good point.

[soccerfan777]

You have a nice memorial day weekend, too

[soccerfan777]

BS.
Evidence of prehistoric religion in India is found in the Bronze Age
Indus Valley Civilization,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Hinduism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indus_Valley_Civilization
The Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) was a Bronze Age civilization
(3300–1300 BCE; mature period 2600–1900 BCE) in the northwestern
region[1] of the Indian subcontinent,

Hinduism is since 3,300 BC. Now go fuck yourself, hilbilly fuck

[Dave Hazelwood]

On Fri, 24 May 2013 08:21:24 -0700 (PDT), drew <dr...@technologist.com>
wrote:

Buddhism is not a religion but a way of life. Buddhism is silent on
God.

[Dave Hazelwood]

Hinduism is a religion ? I thought it was just monkey business no?

[Dave Hazelwood]

No, because Christianity worships the one true God.

[Dave Hazelwood]

On Sat, 25 May 2013 03:06:11 +1000, Whisper <beav...@ozemail.com>
wrote:

sure. It did. Just not organized. How to organize without writing,
civilization, etc. you must be dumb right?

[Dave Hazelwood]

you must be dumb too right?

[Dave Hazelwood]

On Fri, 24 May 2013 07:53:00 -0700 (PDT), Bharath Purohit
<acebh...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>> So I can be an atheist and still declare myself as an Atheistic
>> Hindu... cool
>
>

>:-)
>

Only a fucked up Paki like Raja can manage it.

[ca1houn]

Lol You dumb ass you can't list Wikipedia a source on a paper, it not a creditable source. The creators of Wikipedia are the first to admit that it not the best source of material for research papers. Im going with the 2013 world Almanac and book of facts. lol but you can keep citing wiki in fact, put it on biography and see if people gives a fuck about your point of view.

[ca1houn]

> So I can be an atheist and still declare myself as an Atheistic
>
> Hindu... cool

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Almanac lol let used wiki because you seem to think it reliable source.

[Dave Hazelwood]

Hey Houn, DUMB ASS should be in caps out of respect when addressing
Raja the Great ya know.

[ca1houn]

Point taking

[Whisper]

The scientific laws may have always existed, but god?

If he's always been around what was he doing the 1st 4 billion yrs the
earth existed with no humans?

[Whisper]

There's no excuse for god taking 4 billion yrs to get organized. 3, 4
weeks tops.

[Dave Hazelwood]

God does not need anyone or anything nor does he have to do anything
because in God's realm there is no time. Time does not exist in
heaven. You can't cope with that because your understanding is limited
by your human nature.

[ca1houn]

4 billion year might seem like a day to God

[ca1houn]

On Saturday, May 25, 2013 3:54:05 AM UTC-7, Whisper wrote:

Or Maybe he was focusing on his angel, in the Apocryphalll angels have free will but im not sure what happen when they break the rules. I wonder is God more strict to he angels then he is with us.

[soccerfan777]

On May 25, 5:54 am, Whisper <beaver999@ozemail> wrote:
> On 25/05/2013 1:26 PM, Dave Hazelwood wrote:
>
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> > On Sat, 25 May 2013 03:06:11 +1000, Whisper <beaver...@ozemail.com>

> > wrote:
>
> >> On 25/05/2013 1:21 AM, drew wrote:
> >>> On 24 May, 11:17, soccerfan777 <zepflo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>> How can you see Hinduism which is the oldest religion as a fad?
>
> >>> I don't.
>
> >>> Buddhism is seen by some as a fad now that actors like Brad Pitt
> >>> practice it.
> >>> And the two religions are related right?  Buddhism sprang from
> >>> Hinduism.
>
> >> Did religion exist for the 1st 4.2 billion years humans weren't around
> >> on earth?  If not, why?
>
> > sure. It did. Just not organized. How to organize without writing,
> > civilization, etc. you must be dumb right?
>
> There's no excuse for god taking 4 billion yrs to get organized.  3, 4
> weeks tops.

ROFLMAO... God seems like a lazy fat ass... He was sleeping all those
160 million years dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Humans have so far lived
only 3 million years and don't seem like would last too long with self
destructive nuclear weapons being made. I highly doubt humans will
last as long as the dinosaurs. If the dinosaurs were alive, they will
be laughing at us at how stupid we are. We have managed to ruin the
planet with all the pollution. And now we are blowing up people with
pressure cooker bombs and hijacked airplanes.

Also God seems to be biased to the dinosaurs who never worshiped him.
He let them live long in a better planet with no population, less
disease and lot more oxygen.

[soccerfan777]

And yet you understand God... and discovered him... making you
superior to him. There is no limits to human ego.

[Whisper]

Dinosaurs probably evolved to a point they didn't need to believe in
god, so he rewarded them with a long lifespan on this planet. Dinosaurs
won the challenge, so now god wants to try a new game with humans & see
if we can do it too. We're still in the early stages of evolution
compared to Dinosaurs & haven't yet shaken off the god worship thing.
Too many bogans still running around killing in the name of god.
They're too dumb to realize god has control over everything so just
chill out as he's in charge.

[soccerfan777]

Good post Whisper. I am impressed. Yes, most wars are fought in the
name of God and religion. The "my God is better than yours or Your
God does not exist, but mine does" is one of the silliest debate
humans ever invented.

[Dave Hazelwood]

No. I cannot know God. God can never be fully known or understood by
man because he is totally beyond us. We are only capable of knowing
God to the extent he reveals Himself to our lowly human minds. Ergo we
can only know Him in human terms up to the point of human ability but
we do know He is far beyond that. We knows God like a dog knows the
sun. It can see it so it is aware it is there but that's about all.

[Dave Hazelwood]

God had His reasons. Reasons that are beyond your comprehension as a
lowly man. Do you know how to creat the Universe? Did you create every
living thing on earth ? No, God did so shut the fuck up cause you are
totally incapable of judging God and His works.

[Dave Hazelwood]

That is not God's faulyt ot doing. It's Satan and mans weakness to sin
that is at fault. Even you and whispers posts are evil and the devil
made you do it.