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What is wrong if human beings turn to G-d?

Riders

Well-Known Member
I think it is easy to try and freak out and get as far away fro your addiction as you can at times when you are in recovery. So on some level, it would make sense that some addicts turn to extreme addiction.

I turn to Buddhist Monks talks quite often and get reminded that most Monks commit to a single life, or else a sexually moral life if they are married. Many commit to single life and no sex! It comforts me.
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
Technically, I have to completely agree with you.

It is all just superstition.

And God never told that to anyone.
It is just a wrong notion. I don't agree with one.
My point is that if one is not 100% sure that God does not exist, then there is no harm if one turns to God, but there is no compulsion to anybody.

Regards
 

Tiberius

Well-Known Member
My point is that if one is not 100% sure that God does not exist, then there is no harm if one turns to God, but there is no compulsion to anybody.

Regards

Whether or not a person believes in God 100% or if there is some doubt remaining, turning to God can indeed lead to harm. I've already mentioned Jehovah's witnesses who refuse blood transfusions.
 

Messianic Israelite

Active Member
While Corona spreads, what is wrong if human beings turn to G-d, reform themselves and do good deeds?
I see no harm in it. Right, please?

Regards

If all the people of the world turned to Yahweh in supplication and prayer as did the people of Nineveh at the preaching of Jonah, we would avoid all the judgements of Revelation. It's great that some people are turning towards spirituality. It really is and this is my prayer that more people would do so. Although I'm finding that they are a number who are not, I hope that those who do continue in well-doing even if this virus does pass (Galatians 6:9). I remember in 9/11, people turned to spirituality at that time but soon went back to their mundane ways a few months after it had passed. Similarly in World War 2 many turned to prayer, but when the war is over, liberal and licentious trends kicked in.
 

Riders

Well-Known Member
Whether or not a person believes in God 100% or if there is some doubt remaining, turning to God can indeed lead to harm. I've already mentioned Jehovah's witnesses who refuse blood transfusions.

Turning to God is harmless as long as you stay away from cults!
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
Whether or not a person believes in God 100% or if there is some doubt remaining, turning to God can indeed lead to harm. I've already mentioned Jehovah's witnesses who refuse blood transfusions.
One did not tell one's certainty%about atheism. Right,please?

Regards
 

Riders

Well-Known Member
I can bet that every single person who is in a cult would say that they are NOT in a cult.

It never looks like a cult when you're on the inside.

Jehovah's Witnesses say they are not in a cult. Ok but I was out not he street 7:30 waiting for my 8 am bus to my fundraising job, I was falling asleep in my chair and a lady with heels and dressed up dress on came to wake me up to give me a copy of the Watchtower. When I enquired why she was there so early she said she got up at 430 am in the mornings on the weekends get out at 630 to witness for the Kingdom all day, I think they're out there for 12 hours a day maybe 10.

If that's not extreme what is? She got in my face and woke me Good morning!!!!!!!!!I jumped shaken and I almost said what the LLLL?
 

paarsurrey

Veteran Member
Whether or not a person believes in God 100% or if there is some doubt remaining, turning to God can indeed lead to harm. I've already mentioned Jehovah's witnesses who refuse blood transfusions.
Jesus did not say that, it is their own mistake.

Regards
 

Jedster

Well-Known Member
I can bet that every single person who is in a cult would say that they are NOT in a cult.

It never looks like a cult when you're on the inside.

When I really was in a cult, we knew we were in a cult and also knew that our cult was the one true cult.
I kid you not.
 

Jedster

Well-Known Member
Interesting. Can you give some more information about this please?

I'm unsure what you want to know.
Most groups that are popularly known as cults believe they are the only true group to the exclusion of all others, only these days they will not admit to being a cult, which has become a dirty word.

Very much the same as severe fundamentalist in most religions.
 

Tiberius

Well-Known Member
I'm unsure what you want to know.
Most groups that are popularly known as cults believe they are the only true group to the exclusion of all others, only these days they will not admit to being a cult, which has become a dirty word.

Very much the same as severe fundamentalist in most religions.

Well, for a start, what was the cult called?
 

Jedster

Well-Known Member
Well, for a start, what was the cult called?

Briefly,the leader was believed to be the incarnation of God on the planet.
The organisation has now morphed into a 'Peace organisation' and the leader now presents himself as a Peace Ambassador and denies much of the past.
On the surface it looks good, but I am positive the hard core is still there somewhere.
Anyway, I have mentioned this before here and don't want to give it any publicity.
 
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