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It does make a lot of sense But i do not think all paths lead to the same God I believe all paths has its God, Buddha, Dao and so on. But I do not think there is only one God who rules over everything."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
No ..."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
"All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
"All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
Only if not taken literally. I don't think robbing banks is likely a path to God."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
"All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
I don't believe it, and it doesn't make sense to me. I believe it comes from a universalist leaning Hindu teacher than never really did an in depth study of all paths or other religions. The path of alcoholism, to use a harsh example, does not lead to God."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
God is One for all, we live within God, we just dream of God in different ways.It does make a lot of sense But i do not think all paths lead to the same God I believe all paths has its God, Buddha, Dao and so on. But I do not think there is only one God who rules over everything.
"All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
Then we see God as something different and in my understanding there are many Gods, Buddhas and so on. Many realms/ level of heavens with different beingsGod is One for all, we live within God, we just dream of God in different ways.
Nope."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
Buddha was enlightened man? Spiritual brings (different density than physical) are many, but One Sustainer.Then we see God as something different and in my understanding there are many Gods, Buddhas and so on. Many realms/ level of heavens with different beings
...Or a Christian believing homosexual monogamous relationships are a sin?Nope.
What if I had been an Aztec, believing in human sacrifice?
...Or a Christian believing homosexual monogamous relationships are a sin?
God is One for all, we live within God, we just dream of God in different ways.
No, and...no."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
Sure. As all God's leads back to humans, I can see the connection here."All paths lead to God" Yet again I have come across this phrase in a book. This time Rupert Sheldrake quoting a Hindu teacher.
Do you believe this statement?
Does it make sense?
don't dream fits too...Speak for your self, not for me please