I realize that Hinduism has many different sects. Some would say that its actually more than one religion. So I'm not trying to oversimplify Hinduism and make it seem like all Hindus are into what I'm talking about. I know that many are polytheistic. I know that many are henatheistic. Some emphasize the three gods of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Others have only the god of their family.

I would like to talk about the form of Hinduism that believes that Brahman is the source underlying...

I am a human being a human.

I own my own language.

I was born to 2 human being parents, who are not my life nor body...they own their life separately to mine.

I was born from their act of loving life and babies....and from sperm, a very little sperm, small and minute, and one ovary...also small and minute.

And I learnt in my life that humans are owners of radiation brain defections.

As a studier of human life, by the acts of self presence, in a human experience studying other humans....

I have strong intuition but never really thought it was a thing 'till I saw books on it. I hear testimonies of answered prayers and it sounds like the more people are connected to spiritual faiths, the higher their intuition and awareness; thus, the closer they get to the foundations of their spirit-ual (or however one prefers to call it; context focused) faith abrahamic and not.

Do you guys have strong intuition? Doesn't need to be connected to god. Strong I mean a bit more often than once...

Since the outbreak of 2019-nCoV spread in the United States, some media like CNN has published a number of news attacking Trump’s efforts to contain the outbreak of virus. These news has caused unnecessary panic in America. And now, these reports gave China the perfect opportunity to attack the United States.
As we know, CNN has completely ignored the efforts of President Trump to contain the outbreak of virus. In recent days, they have reported extensively on various message from the CDC...

I was wonder if anyone on RF feel they have been in some form of communication with God and how this takes place?

Not that I want to be judgemental, I probably will and I'd imagine you can expect a lot of judgemental replies.
Sorry,

I used to have conversations with God and believed I got replies. I 100% believed that God could and would communicate with anyone who'd actually listen.

I no longer believe this because of... reasons.

IDK, I don't think I would have been religious for as...

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News items from the

on a few Christian perspectives of the Coronavirus.
______________March 17

Christian Activist: God Didn’t Tell Me About the Coronavirus, So We’ll Be Okay!

Christian Blogger: COVID-19 is God’s Way of Making Moms Homeschool Their Kids

Scamvangelist: God Told Me Christians Have “Overwhelmed” Coronavirus with Prayer

An Alabama Pastor Invited Coronavirus-Infected People to Church for Oil & Prayer

______________March 16

Trump-Supporting Pastor Mocks Church Members...

Okay, something simple. The grammatical status of the words "the truth". Those words means that there is one version of the truth. So there can't be different versions of the truth. That is simple to test: 2 examples are given now.

Someone: The truth of how the world is...
Me: Stop, you don't have to continue, because I can just do that differently and think differently about the truth than you. I.e. as long as humans can't in practice eliminate subjectivity, I just have to do something...

Most theism has a Problem of Evil that it must address. With atheism, this isn't as big a thing, as it can be written of in terms of "some humans are evil." Not sure why that same approach can't extend to theism, but anyway...

Atheism instead has a different problem. I noticed this while watching a marathon of Game of Thrones. The author's mindset kinda came through, and it felt like the person I identified most with (despite being extremist as hell) was the High Sparrow, when he started...

I posted the following in another thread:

By the way from my point of view anyone who denies anything in Quran from it's clear teachings to verify a system come up by humans is a polytheist. This is the state of Muslims. They are polytheists worshipping their scholars. The truth is Ilmel Rijaal can be useful but when taking too seriously as it is, the intention is not truth seeking but Sunnah of forefathers confirmation bias kicking in and the intention is Shirk not for God. I testify that...

Can you choose what you believe?

To be clear, I'm not asking if you can choose your religion or if you can choose what to label yourself or your views.

Can you choose what to believe or disbelieve? Or are such core convictions or biases inherent in the individual based on experiences? Or are they based on something else? If so, what?