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Wait a minute....what does Islam say Jesus is? | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76630204  India06/15/2019 06:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And for anyone who says it doesn't make sense that God can come to earth as Jesus, a man, it is proof that they don't believe in an Almighty God. The true God, the I AM, the alpha and omega, can do anything! His ways are not our ways. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77731682  Hindus also believe that God came to earth as a man... many times in history...as many different men. What's your guarantee that God only took on human form once? What is your guarantee that Hindus are correct? I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. -Galatians:2:21 Two religions: works of by faith Hinduism has about 330 million gods who must be appeased through some type of ritual. Hinduism is a system of works--things that one must do to reach moksha, the Hindu heaven. It involves the practice of yoga, which, contrary to what many have heard, has never been for improvement of one's health but is rather a means of dying to one's body in the hope of delivering oneself from the physical realm. This is supposed to yoke one to Brahman, the Supreme Deity of Hinduism. Reincarnation, a system that supposedly enables one to work one's way to heaven through many births, deaths, and rebirths, is one of the teachings of this religion. Hinduism is clearly about man and his works. He perceives no need for a Saviour if he himself is convinced that he is his own Saviour. Nope. Not at all. The multiplicity of Gods is the surface only. Toleration of other people’s Gods inside the framework of Karma. Atman is the individual soul, the drop. Brahman is the soul of God, the ocean. Both are of the same substance. Hinduism doesn’t convert and proselytize... Karma brings people to Hinduism. Yoga just means “yoke”. Many Westerners practice the yoga of coffee in the morning for instance. Or the yoga of telling other people how smart they are on forums, etc. Hindus also don’t believe the world is going to end, at least not for a very very long time. Different from what others are taught to think. Hindus believe everyone is a Hindu, whether or not they acknowledge it. All are bound by Karma. This can be adjusted by the conscious, especially Those awakened through meditation. Jesus as Lord is compatible with Hinduism. I believe that, personally. Taoism is a lot like Hinduism, but the duality of Yin and Yang viewed from above, a dynamic unity, oneness disguised as multiplicity. I assert that The Three Wise Men were Brahmins, and Jesus went to India between ages 12 and 30something. I believe that too Hindus are encouraged to learn about other religions. Hard to get a copy of the Tmud but I’ve read everything else, personally. Even LRH. God sees everything. Remember that. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77726369  United States06/15/2019 07:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That verse actually led alot of muslims to convert to Christianity. Easiest way to get kicked out of a mosque, is for a muslim to ask an imam about that verse. If you look at alot of the koran, it is painfully obvious that it is a very cruel joke on the arab's by Satan. As it heavily borrows from the Torah and gnostic versions of the Gospel, and twists and turns it in obviously satanic way's. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77732384 India06/15/2019 11:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And for anyone who says it doesn't make sense that God can come to earth as Jesus, a man, it is proof that they don't believe in an Almighty God. The true God, the I AM, the alpha and omega, can do anything! His ways are not our ways. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77731682 Hindus also believe that God came to earth as a man... many times in history...as many different men. What's your guarantee that God only took on human form once? What is your guarantee that Hindus are correct? I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. -Galatians:2:21 Two religions: works of by faith Hinduism has about 330 million gods who must be appeased through some type of ritual. Hinduism is a system of works--things that one must do to reach moksha, the Hindu heaven. It involves the practice of yoga, which, contrary to what many have heard, has never been for improvement of one's health but is rather a means of dying to one's body in the hope of delivering oneself from the physical realm. This is supposed to yoke one to Brahman, the Supreme Deity of Hinduism. Reincarnation, a system that supposedly enables one to work one's way to heaven through many births, deaths, and rebirths, is one of the teachings of this religion. Hinduism is clearly about man and his works. He perceives no need for a Saviour if he himself is convinced that he is his own Saviour. I know what Hindus believe. I'm pointing out that a core belief of Hinduism is that God is capable of taking on human form and that the human form is divine and a representation of "God on earth". Christians believe that God incarnated as Jesus. Hindus believe God incarnated as many men several times in history. What's your guarantee that God incarnated only once and not multiple times? Muslims, like J.ws deny that God would ever take on human form. |
Novis  User ID: 77732830  Bosnia and Herzegovina06/15/2019 08:47 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And in bible it is written, no man seen God. So how can Jesus be a God. And what is with Holy Spirit. What is that then. 3 in 1 like Nescaffe. And even Jesus said he wasn't God. Last Edited by Novis on 06/15/2019 08:48 PM I have a dream. |
