Loke:"Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it."---Andre Gide (1869 - 1951)---Malo Loke e langa mai ha'atau usuusu...ka ko Andre Gide ko enii, ko e Kalisitiane, pe ko ha atheist, pe filoosefa, postmodernist, etc...? 'Oku ne faka'ai'ai 'a e keep on seeking the (many/absolute) truth? 'Oku ne uki heni ha'atau doubt/disbelief 'i ki ha taha kuo ne ma'u 'a e moonii 'ia Sisu Kalaisi? Kataki ko e feinga pe keu mahino'i, na'a ko ha fu'u Kalisitiane pe ia ka na'e 'uhinga 'ene lauu 'a'ana ki ha fa'ahinga mo'oni 'a e kau ta'elotuu...mo e 'ofa aipee..--
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"Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it."---Andre Gide (1869 - 1951)================== Loke malo e tau mo e faifatongia mei hena. Fai atu pee ha ki'i lafo kia Gide, he oku hangee ha taha oku pehee mai, "Muimui mai" pea tau pehee atu, "ko ho 'alu ki fee?" pea pehee mai, "Hei'ilo pee ko eku alu ki fee?"
Kapau teu 'i ha kalasi a Gide, teu fehu'iange ki ai, "Gide, is that statement above true or false?"
Mahalo pee e pehee mai, "It's true." Pea teu pehe atu, "So, it means you are stating a statement of truth or a true statement about truth?" Hopefully, he would say, "Yes."
Teu pehee atu, "Can I say you're making a truth claim about truth that truth can't be found, therefore we should doubt those who claim to have found it and beleive only those who are seeking it? It seems to me you are making a truth claim that you have found the truth about truth that truth cannot be found, am I right Dr Gide?"
Ka 'io mai 'a Gide, teu pehee atu, "So, do you want me to believe that statement above is true (or false)?"
Kapau e pehee mai oku tonu keu tui ki he'ene fo'i quote i olunga, teu pehee atu, "Since sentences are statements about reality, and you tell us that we should believe only those who seek truth and doubt those who find it, do you want me to doubt(or believe) your claim, because you're making a truth claim about truth...."
Kataki Loke, ko hono mo'onii ka tau tui ki he lau Gide, he's making a self-refutable statement. Ko e faka'ikai'i 'oku ikai ha mo'oni pea ikai ilo ha taha ki he mo'oni, so what is he saying? Either he is saying nothing (or nonsense), or he is simply lying about truth.
Ko e fa'ahinga philosophical position eni te ne tataki kitautolu ki he circular reasoning or prevent us from having a meaningful dialogue about the nature of truth about God or reality.
Na'a pehee e Paula, "I know Him, whom I believe." I wonder what would Gide say to Paul. Does it mean Paul know God exhaustively? Of course not. Pehee mai e Selemaia 29.13 "You will seek me (God) and find me when you seek me with all your heart." Haa nai ha lau 'a Gide kia Selemaia. Hangee ko e fakaafe ia e lotu Kalisitiane, it's an invitation to KNOW. What about those who claim, "I know my redeemer lives?" Should we doubt that kind of testimony?
Ko e folofola a Sisu ko au pee ko e Hala mo e Mo'oni mo e Mo'ui etc. is the most logical philosophical truth claim about the nature of truth. Truth by nature is exclusive because it denies what is false.
I he 1993, neu fetaulaki ai mo e kaungaa kalisitiane mei Thailand. Ko ene talaloto ne tupu Buddhist, pea ne ako he taha e univesiti tu'ukimu'a o Thailand he taha e filosefa tu'ukimu'a honau fonuaa. Pea osi atu e lecture mo e lecture he TRUTH mo hono natula etc. pea i he aho fakaosi e lecture he TRUTH ne ne fai e fehu'i ki he palofesa, "So what is truth?" (fehu'i tatau ne fai e Pailato), pea ne ohovale he talii, tatau mo e tali a Kitee, "I don't know. No one knows."
Pehee e he talavou Thailand ko enii , he was intellectually frustrated. Toki alu e talavou ko eni ki he kulupu lotu Kalisitiane he univesiti ko e muimui he finemui Kalisitiane, pea ne 'ohovale he fuofua fanongo ki he kupu'i lea, "I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER, EXCEPT BY ME." I he'ene talaloto, he found an intellectual answer in a Person. Na'a ne fa'ofua ai he lotu Kalisitiane, graduate mei he univesiti he International Relations he na'e fiengaue fakaamipasitoa, ka ne liliu ene taumu'a 'o ne hoko ko e tokotaha ngaue fakamisinale he Campus Crusade for Christ ke ne talanoa ki he kakai hono fonuaa 'a Kalaisi, neongo ne
kei Puta pee ene fine'eikii.
It seems to me that Gide is so skeptical about almost everything except he is not skeptical about his extreme skepticism.
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Peakoe me'a tatau pe ia , oku tau lolotonga Fononga ai he Mo'ui ni ,,, Koe me'a pe oku puli mo ngavaivai ,,, "He oku matamonuka ai e totonu 'ae lao , ka kuo pule 'ae Faka'uhinga moe taukapo'ii 'ohano mimio/ue'i e ngaahi Fakamo'oni..
Pea kuou tui , koe fononga 'oku tau fai ihe LOtu lelei moe " Tala-Fungani 'oe Kosipeli " oku pehee pe, he 'oku tokolahi 'ae kau Filosofia, 'oku nau " fekuki"
ihe tukunga "FakaTukuFakaholo", pe
koe tukunga -Faka'uhinglea , pe
koe Tukunga-Faka'ulunga Fakafonua..
Pea mahalo na'a kuo hoko 'etau feinga ke Fakakainga'ii 'e tukunga 'oe tohitapu kihotau ngaahi 'atakai fakamata-kali koe me'a kene " Tatapuni " ai ha me'a lelei mei hotau mamani.
Ka koe me'a koee kapau teu fehu'ia, Ko kimoutolu kau Teolosia pe Filosofia pe taukei ihe tukunga Faka-tohitapu,, Koe ha ho'o mou lau 'amoutolu ?
na' akoe me'a tatau pe 'eni moe me'a ne fekuki moe 'Eiki,,,,,, Koe ha 'ae Lau 'ae Kakai ? Koe ha ho'o mou lau 'amoutolu ( Kau akonga ) ....
'E malava kiateki-mautolu ni fakatafetafe me'i ivi he kelesi meihe 'Eiki Mo'onia , ,, kemau ma'u ivi 'oka ka mou kau " TaliFakataha mai mo Pita ..... You are the Messiah the Son God ..
koe hikoveve holo pe mahalo ne fai heni e ki'i uaine kulokula, 'anepo ..
tuku keu hunuki mu'a hee , kau toki fakalanga ;
Latu-Tufunga.
Sami, hange kiate au ko koe mo au mo hota mafai ke fakapapau’i e mo’oni ‘oku fehu’ia
‘e kei mo’oni pe ‘a e mo’oni, pea loi pe ‘a e loi ...
ka ‘oku ‘ikai ta’ofi ai hota faingamalie ke fakamahamahalo. Mahalo mai koe mei hena, kau mahalo atu au mei heni ... ‘ohovale pe kuo mafuli e “mahalo” ia ki he “aloha” ... pea ta pule-taha leva ‘o heka he loli ki liku ...
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Mahino 'aupito heni e me'a 'oku 'ikai ke ta fetaulaki ai ka 'Oku ke tui tatau mo au 'i he te'eki 'ilo kanokato 'a e 'Otua,period ko au ia fakakaukau. Ko e hoko atu ai ko 'eku lau, ko koe ia. Ko e "seeking" he tafa'aki 'e taha ke fakatokanga'i mo ia pe ko e fe 'category' 'oku too ai. Ko e ha 'etau fakatonulea ki hee'tau toutou lotu, lau e tohitapu esetela esetela. Hange kuo tau ma'u mo 'ilo pe mo'oni ka tau kei kumi pe? |
Malo Loke Kau fakataha mo koe ‘’i he tui ki he mahu’inga ‘etau hokohoko atu e fekumi ki he ‘Otuaa. Ko e kumi ko ia ‘oku ta’emamotu pea ‘e toki tuku pee ha’atau hiki atu ki ‘itaniti. Ka tau manatu’I, ‘oku ‘ikai hangee kumi ki he ‘Otua ko e kumi ki he faito’o e AIDS, ke makatu’unga 'ata'ataa pe he ivi moe poto e kau fekumii mo enau ngaahi experiment trial and error, etc. God has revealed Himself and He’s inviting us to be “still and know Him” to “seek Him with all our hearts and we will find Him” then we keep on seeking and we will keep on finding Him more and more etc. Pea ko e kumi ko ia ki he ‘Otua kuo pau ke fai ‘i he fakangatangata ‘o e Mo’oni(an exclusive boundary of non contradicting truths about Him) fekau’aki pea mo Iaa. ‘Oku ai e ngaahi makatuliki ‘oku ne ha’i kitautolu eg. Tolu Taha’I ‘Otua, Sisu ko e ‘Otua mo Tangata, Ko e Tui ‘a e Kau Apositolo etc. ‘I loto hena, ‘oku fai atu etau kumi ke maheni mo Ia etc. ‘I loto ‘o e moana ko ‘enaa, ‘oku fai ai ‘etau too nounouu. Pea ko e kehekehee ‘oku hangee ha’atau sio ki he tapatapa ‘o ha fo’I taiamoni etc. ka ‘oku nau tuhu kotoa ki he langilangi ‘o e ‘Otua eg. ‘iai e kau Penitekosi, ‘iai e kau Palesipita, SUTT, Papitaiso, Katolika, Ingilani etc. pea fai ai ‘etau feako’aki, kehe ke mahino oku ha’I kitautolu ehe Kolosi a Kalaisi Pea fakatokanga’I eni, ‘oku tau kumi ki he ‘Otuaa, ko e kumi ke ‘ilo. Pea ko e ‘ilo ko iaa ‘oku mahu’inga e me’a ‘e ua 1) ke too ‘I loto ‘i he Mo’onii; 2) ko e loto ‘a e ‘Otuaa ke ne faka’ilo mai Ia. Lava lelei ke ‘ilo ‘e he motu’a toutai i Fonoi e ‘Otuaa ‘o laka hake he motu’a toketaa faiako tohitapu he seminalio tohitapuu. Ako tohitapu a Bart Erhman pea iku o agnostic pea ne hae hifo e lotu faka-kalisitiane with his divinity degrees. Ko e tricky part eni ‘etau lotuu. Ko e toketaa tohitapu ‘e lava ke fonu information about God, but God has hidden Himself from him because He’s arrogant or live an unholy life. The Fonoi fisherman has limited reservoir of information about God, but God has revealed Himself through experience ki he motu’a he ‘oku ‘a’eva e motu’a ko ‘eni I he lototoo pea mo’ui ma’a. “I live in a high and lofty place, but also with Him with Him who is humble in spirit and have a contrite heart.” Ko e me’a ‘oku ou disagree ai mo koee ko e assumption, since we do not fully comprehend God, then there is a possibility that every truth claim about Him are, perhaps, equally valid eg. O hange ia ‘eLava pee ke mo’oni e tala’Otua ‘a e Buddhism etc.?? Lava feefee ke fakamali’I e pehee mai ‘e he Same, “The fool says in his heart there is no God” pea mo e atheistic worldview a e Buddhism? Is God a God of contradictions? Kapau te tau foki ki he lau a Gide, "Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it.” Ko e fehu’ii--If we are to keep on seeking the truth without ever finding it, why bother to seek the “unfoundable”? Perhaps, we should firstly ask, does truth exist? A fool does not know where he is going nor does he know what is he seeking? If we have not found the truth then what are we preaching from the pulpit? a bunch of guesses, theories, doubts, man-made ideas, beliefs without convictions? Ta ne’ine’I ke pekia e ngaahi siasi lahi ko e preaching without the conviction that “This is the Word of God…God has spoken...This is the truth that will set us and the world free” Talamai e Paula 13 But we ought always to thank God for you, brothers and sisters loved by the Lord, because God chose you as firstfruits[a] to be saved through the sanctifying work of the Spirit and through belief in the truth.” Fehu’I kia Gide, Did Paul find the truth? Did the first Christians believe the Truth or a bunch of lies? Talamai ‘e Pita, “ 22 Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for each other, love one another deeply, from the heart.[a] Fehu’I kia Gide, “How can they obey the truth without finding it?
Talamai e Sisu: “I am the TRUTH 32 Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
Perhaps we don’t need to seek the truth. We need to open our hearts to the truth. The TRUTH HAS FOUND US, but we choose not to be found. The cat should chase the mouse and not the mouse chasing the cat. The problem is not that truth is hard to be found; the problem is that our hearts are resisting the truth by thinking, like Gide, that we will find it without the Truth's prevenient grace. |
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Malo malo e taukave. Ko e okooko pe eni makatuunga 'ia Gide, 'oku 'a'au ke tui ki ai pe 'ikai. 'Io 'oku ke mo'oni 'i he fakakaukau 'oku ta faikehekehe ai he 'oku ke talanoa 'i he 'truth' 'oku base 'i he human institutions, belief, actions and so forth (Subjective ontology). Ko e ng. mo'oni mahino mo maheni ia 'oku ta kautaha he tui ki ai. 'I he truth ko eni 'oku 'i ai konga lahi ho'o ng. fakamo'oni pea ko e ng. 'truth' 'oku 'by definition' (tautological truth) (2+2=4). Ko e ng. 'truth' ne paasi mai mei he uma ki he uma 'o ta a'usia he ng. 'aho ni fakataha mo ia 'eta fekumi mo e fakahaa mai...fakamafana ia!
Ko e 'truth' 'oku ou tokanga atu ki ai (Objective ontology)'oku ou faka'amu ke ke hila hake ki he mo'unga 'o fakamatala'i ange 'a hono 'truth'...pea 'eke leva, "Ko e 'osi ee 'o e 'truth' fekau'aki mo e mo'unga?"
'Io, ko 'eku taukave ia "we do not fully comprehend God" he 'oku 'ikai ke u 'ilo hono loto mo 'ene fakakaukau, 'ilo ia 'i tu'a mo loto mo e mingimingi'i me'a kotoa pe fekau'aki mo IA. Kapau kuo lava 'o tatae pea toki ta'alo mai.
'Oku 'ikai ke u fa'a lava e fakamo'oni tohitapu, ka 'oku ou mafana pe he Himi 535.
loke
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"Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it."---Andre Gide (1869 - 1951)
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--- On Sat, 21/5/11, ke...@post.com <ke...@post.com> wrote:Mahino 'aupito heni e me'a 'oku 'ikai ke ta fetaulaki ai ka 'Oku ke tui tatau mo au 'i he te'eki 'ilo kanokato 'a e 'Otua,period ko au ia fakakaukau. Ko e hoko atu ai ko 'eku lau, ko koe ia. Ko e "seeking" he tafa'aki 'e taha ke fakatokanga'i mo ia pe ko e fe 'category' 'oku too ai. Ko e ha 'etau fakatonulea ki hee'tau toutou lotu, lau e tohitapu esetela esetela. Hange kuo tau ma'u mo 'ilo pe mo'oni ka tau kei kumi pe?
Malo Loke
Kau fakataha mo koe ‘’i he tui ki he mahu’inga ‘etau hokohoko atu e fekumi ki he ‘Otuaa. Ko e kumi ko ia ‘oku ta’emamotu pea ‘e toki tuku pee ha’atau hiki atu ki ‘itaniti.
Ka tau manatu’I, ‘oku ‘ikai hangee kumi ki he ‘Otua ko e kumi ki he faito’o e AIDS, ke makatu’unga 'ata'ataa pe he ivi moe poto e kau fekumii mo enau ngaahi experiment trial and error, etc. God has revealed Himself and He’s inviting us to be “still and know Him” to “seek Him with all our hearts and we will find Him” then we keep on seeking and we will keep on finding Him more and more etc.
Pea ko e kumi ko ia ki he ‘Otua kuo pau ke fai ‘i he fakangatangata ‘o e Mo’oni(an exclusive boundary of non contradicting truths about Him) fekau’aki pea mo Iaa. ‘Oku ai e ngaahi makatuliki ‘oku ne ha’i kitautolu eg. Tolu Taha’I ‘Otua, Sisu ko e ‘Otua mo Tangata, Ko e Tui ‘a e Kau Apositolo etc. ‘I loto hena, ‘oku fai atu etau kumi ke maheni mo Ia etc.
‘I loto ‘o e moana ko ‘enaa, ‘oku fai ai ‘etau too nounouu. Pea ko e kehekehee ‘oku hangee ha’atau sio ki he tapatapa ‘o ha fo’I taiamoni etc. ka ‘oku nau tuhu kotoa ki he langilangi ‘o e ‘Otua eg. ‘iai e kau Penitekosi, ‘iai e kau Palesipita, SUTT, Papitaiso, Katolika, Ingilani etc. pea fai ai ‘etau feako’aki, kehe ke mahino oku ha’I kitautolu ehe Kolosi a Kalaisi
Pea fakatokanga’I eni, ‘oku tau kumi ki he ‘Otuaa, ko e kumi ke ‘ilo. Pea ko e ‘ilo ko iaa ‘oku mahu’inga e me’a ‘e ua 1) ke too ‘I loto ‘i he Mo’onii; 2) ko e loto ‘a e ‘Otuaa ke ne faka’ilo mai Ia.
Lava lelei ke ‘ilo ‘e he motu’a toutai i Fonoi e ‘Otuaa ‘o laka hake he motu’a toketaa faiako tohitapu he seminalio tohitapuu. Ako tohitapu a Bart Erhman pea iku o agnostic pea ne hae hifo e lotu faka-kalisitiane with his divinity degrees.
Ko e tricky part eni ‘etau lotuu. Ko e toketaa tohitapu ‘e lava ke fonu information about God, but God has hidden Himself from him because He’s arrogant or live an unholy life. The Fonoi fisherman has limited reservoir of information about God, but God has revealed Himself through experience ki he motu’a he ‘oku ‘a’eva e motu’a ko ‘eni I he lototoo pea mo’ui ma’a. “I live in a high and lofty place, but also with Him with Him who is humble in spirit and have a contrite heart.”
Kapau te tau foki ki he lau a Gide, "Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it.” Ko e fehu’ii--If we are to keep on seeking the truth without ever finding it, why bother to seek the “unfoundable”? Perhaps, we should firstly ask, does truth exist? A fool does not know where he is going nor does he know what is he seeking? If we have not found the truth then what are we preaching from the pulpit? a bunch of guesses, theories, doubts, man-made ideas, beliefs without convictions? Ta ne’ine’I ke pekia e ngaahi siasi lahi ko e preaching without the conviction that “This is the Word of God…God has spoken...This is the truth that will set us and the world free”
Talamai e Paula 13 But we ought always to thank God for you, brothers and sisters loved by the Lord, because God chose you as firstfruits[a] to be saved through the sanctifying work of the Spirit and through belief in the truth.” Fehu’I kia Gide, Did Paul find the truth? Did the first Christians believe the Truth or a bunch of lies?
Talamai ‘e Pita, “ 22 Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for each other, love one another deeply, from the heart.[a] Fehu’I kia Gide, “How can they obey the truth without finding it?
Talamai e Sisu: “I am the TRUTH 32 Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
Perhaps we don’t need to seek the truth. We need to open our hearts to the truth. The TRUTH HAS FOUND US, but we choose not to be found. The cat should chase the mouse and not the mouse chasing the cat. The problem is not that truth is hard to be found; the problem is that our hearts are resisting the truth by thinking, like Gide, that we will find it without the Truth's prevenient grace.
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On Mon, 23/5/11, Saikolone Taufa <taufach...@xtra.co.nz> wrote:
Seni, matamata kiate au, koe taha ia hotau natula'i tangata/fefine - ko'etau feinga ma'u pe ke fa'o hotau 'Otua ha fu'u koteina pe na'a tau fa'u, koe'uhi ke lava pe ketau controll. 'Oku hange pe ia ko'etau feinga ko'eni ke fa'o pe kitautolu kotoa (tangata moe fefine) ha fu'u system pe na'a tau fa'u koe 'uhi ke lava pe 'o controll.
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Ko e palanite ko mamani ko e supamaketi 'o e ngaahi lotuu (a supermarket of religions). Fele 'enau takitaha tu'uaki. Fele 'a e fepakipaki 'enau ngaahi taukavee.
Tau to'o hotau Kalisitianee 'o tuku ki tafa'aki ka tau hoko ko e kau ta'etui 'Otua pea tau mavahe he kemoo 'o fetaa'utu'i mai mei Puluto pea tau 'omi e ngaahi fehu'i lalahi e mo'uii ne fai ki ai e lave ki mu'a --Ko 'etau ha'u mei fee (Origin)? , Ko e haa e 'uhinga oku tau i heni (Purpose & Meaning), Lava fee ke 'oua fepakipaki hotau fanga ki'i vaka (Ethics), Hili eni pea haa (Destiny) pea fakakaukau atu ki ai pea mo e 'Otuaa--'Oku nai ha 'Otua? 'Otua fefee? Teu a'u feefee ki ai etc?
Faka'ataa ke 'omi 'enau ngaahi tali ka tau sio ki he fepakipakii mo e fakaninimoo. 'Eva atu ki Initia ki he lotu Hinituu, te nau talamai 'oku fele 'a e 'otua pea 'e a'u ki 330 milionaa e lahi e ngaahi 'Otuaa. Fononga hake ki 'Esia kia Gautama Buddha ka ne pehee mai, " he 'oku ai ha koaa ha 'Otua?" Kotoa 'a e ngaahi lotuu, hala'ataa ke tui ha lotu 'oku hala 'enau tuii. Tui kotoa pee 'oku tonu.
Ka, 'oku talamai 'e he taha e ngaahi lao 'o e losikaa (Law of Non-Contradiction) 'oku malava ke hala kotoa e ngaahi taukave a e ngaahi tui fakalotuu he 'oku nau fepakipaki mo fesitu'a'aki 'enau tali ki he ngaaahi fehu'i lalahi 'o e mo'uii,fakataha pea mo e enau tala'Otuaa. Toe malava ke tonu e taha, kae hala katoa e toee.('Isa!!! logic is too arrogant to say that) Ka, 'oku ta'emalava ke tonu kotoa he 'oku nau fepakipaki. (Manatu'i e lau 'a Sione 1: 1 "I he kamata'angaa na'e 'iai 'a Logos"...logic...pee ko common sense).
If Absolute Truth does not exist, then we can not be sure of anything (spiritual or not). Te tau hoko ko e kau agnostics (ta'epau'ia pe oku malava koaa ke tau 'ilo ha me'a), pee ko ha kau pluralists (accepthing every thing since we are not sure if any is right). Tau fa'ofua he kotoa e ngaahi lotuu. All paths (religions) lead to our big "unknown, unboxed God." Ko e culture Amelika ni, oku dominate 'e he pluralistic view, pea toe a'u mai ki he kau lotuu.
Ko e fehu'ii--How can all religions lead to God while their very own definitions of God contradicted one another. If their definitons of our destination differ from one another, how can we say that all roads lead to God. Mo'oni e lauu, if you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there.
Talamai 'e Folofoloa (Logos/Logic), I am the way to your desination(God). Get to know me and you will know Him. Get to know the Way and you will find your way.
Kaikehe, ko e ngaahi taukave 'a Lone he telipe ko 'eni, 'oku mata'aa'aa e huhukia ene theology he pluralism, pea oku faingofua ke detect how pluralism plays it rules in our world today including our churches. It goes like this. Philosophically, you can believe anything so long as you dont claim it to be true. Morally, you can practice anything, so long as you don't claim it's a better way. Religiously, you can hold to anything, so long as you don't mention the name of Christ (especially in public), or claim it to be the only Way.
Fakatokanga mai 'a common sense 1) All religions are not the same; 2) All religions do not point to God; 3) All religions do not say or claim that all religions are the same.
Lone, ko Mo'oni 'oku 'ikai ke Ne tali e me'a kotoa pee 'oku mo'oni mo tonu. Pea oku apply ia he Fikaa, mo e to manioke, mo e a'a fekee, pea ko e 'uhinga ne tafulu'i e Sisu e kau faifekauu 'o talaange ko e kau ngata fekai, kuo tapuni e matapaa o e Pule'angaa mei kakaii ko e 'ikai ha'anau koniteinaa!!!
Ta ne'ine'i ke talamai e Sisu 'oku fasi'i e Hala ki he Pule'angaa. Kapau 'oku falahi ta'efakangatangata e founga hotau 'Otuaa, 'o ikai te tau ilo e tonu pea mo e hala, taa ko e 'otua 'oku lele konaa fakataha mo hono kau muimuiii. It's an aimless, loveless, lifeless, truthless, meaningless, godless god!!
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To: Tasilisili-he-ngaluope
Subject: [tasilisili] Re: Andre Gide
Ko e "seeking" he tafa'aki 'e taha ke fakatokanga'i mo ia pe ko e fe 'category' 'oku too ai. Ko e ha 'etau fakatonulea ki hee'tau toutou lotu, lau e tohitapu esetela esetela. Hange kuo tau ma'u mo 'ilo pe mo'oni ka tau kei kumi pe? > loke > > __________________________________ > "Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it."---Andre Gide (1869 - 1951) ----------------------- Kataki Loke kau kaunoa atu. Ko 'eku hiki mai pee konga ho'o tasilisili 'i 'olunga ko 'eku pehee ngalingali 'oku hehema e fakafehu'i ni? Ko 'eku fakamahalo'i 'oku hangee 'oku pehee 'e he fehu'i ko 'eku lau pee tohitapu so many times, and perhaps pray so many times, pea ngali 'oku fe'unga 'aanoa ke ne pukepuke kita he hala ki he mo'oni (sustain me in truth?). Ko e mo'ui lau Tohitapu, mo e mo'ui lotu 'e ngali fe'unga ange keu pehee: ko e kumi ivi ke taliteke'i e fili moe 'ahi'ahi pea mo e ha'aha'a 'o e fononga'anga. Kapau ko e kumi 'mo'oni' 'o hangee ko e hu'u ho'o fehu'i 'i 'olunga pea 'oku tototnu ke ke toe 'ai ke mahino ange - ko e mo'oni ki he ha? The truth about what? He 'e ngali 'oku 'aonga ange ha'aku lau e ngaahi tohi totonu ke ne veteange 'a e fifili ki he "mo'oni" 'o kapau 'e 'uluaki tali e fehu'i ko eni 'oku ou toki fokotu'u atu. Ko e toutou lau nai e Tohitapu ko e fekumi ki he 'Otua (who says he is the 'truth'), pe ko 'etau lau ke 'ilo ki he mo'oni 'o e hisitolia pe totonu ki Selusalema, pe feitu'u ne tau tupu mai mei ai .... (find facts about history or anything for that matter), for example. (quote again) "Ko e 'truth' 'oku ou tokanga atu ki ai (Objective ontology)'oku ou faka'amu ke ke hila hake ki he mo'unga 'o fakamatala'i ange 'a hono 'truth'...pea 'eke leva, "Ko e 'osi ee 'o e 'truth' fekau'aki mo e mo'unga?". 'I he maama 'o fehu'i ko eni, ngalingali 'e 'ikai ma'u e 'truth' ki hemo'unga mei he Tohitapu - fokotu'u atu ke tau kamata he google .... pea vakai kihe kau too kava 'i Kao & Tofua, pea Edmund Hilary .... pea tau toki vakai ki he Tohitapu he Sapate ke kumi ivi ke toe hoko atu e lau tohi mo'unga? Mo kataki ko e anga pee feinga ke tulitulimui he talanoa malie ki he "truth", he 'oku hangee 'oku 'uhinga 'a Gide ia ki he truth kehe, ka e 'uhinga 'a Seni ia kihe truth kehe, pea mau kikivi atu mautolu mo e "mo'oni" ia mei he kolo kehe. -- 'Oku tufa atu e email ni koe'uhi 'oku kau ho tu'asila he memipa 'i he "Tasilisili-he-ngaluope" Ko e tu'asila ke 'ave ki ai ha'o email ki he Tasilisili ko e tasil...@googlegroups.com Ke to'o ho tu'asila mei he memipa ki he Tasilisili, email ki he tasilisili-...@googlegroups.com Pea ko e website 'a e Tasilisili ko e http://groups.google.com/group/tasilisili
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'Oku tufa atu e email ni koe'uhi 'oku kau ho tu'asila he memipa 'i he "Tasilisili-he-ngaluope"
Ko e tu'asila ke 'ave ki ai ha'o email ki he Tasilisili ko e tasil...@googlegroups.com
Ke to'o ho tu'asila mei he memipa ki he Tasilisili, email ki he tasilisili-...@googlegroups.com
Pea ko e website 'a e Tasilisili ko e http://groups.google.com/group/tasilisili
2. Tuku keu Fakatpu kihe 'Afio 'ae 'Otua ihotau Lotolotonga .
3. Tuku keu Fakatapu kihe 'enau Afifio , 'oku nau 'Afio iho tau lotolotonga ..
hange 'oku 3 e kau "Otua heni ?
Kapau
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malo mo e 'ofa,
loke
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From: tasil...@googlegroups.com [mailto:tasil...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sam Pakofe
Sent: Friday, 27 May 2011 5:39 PM
To: tasil...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [tasilisili] Re: Tau fe- fakakohukohu'aki mu'a
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'Oku tufa atu e email ni koe'uhi 'oku kau ho tu'asila he memipa 'i he "Tasilisili-he-ngaluope"
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Ke to'o ho tu'asila mei he memipa ki he Tasilisili, email ki he tasilisili-...@googlegroups.com
Pea ko e website 'a e Tasilisili ko e http://groups.google.com/group/tasilisili