Because I'm trying to wrap my head around why you think the two are mutually exclusive.
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Do you think christianity and spiritualism can work together?Yes or no?
- Thread starter Frank Goad
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Colt
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Of course, Jesus was a Liberal spiritual teacher. The original Gospel of the Kingdom liberated believers from institutional religion.Do you think christianity and spiritualism can work together?Yes or no?For me it's no.Because of me being methodist.
vulcanlogician
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Has this question been answered yet, @Frank Goad ?
What is the definition of spiritualism that we're working with? It can be a working definition... whatever was intended in the OP. But it's hard to say if it could work with Christianity before knowing exactly what is meant when you use the term.
Btw, Sgt. Pepper, what definition did you adopt when you said: "Yes, I believe that Christianity and spiritualism can work together. I know some Christians who are spiritualists."...?
Frank Goad
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I am talking about the stuff like on crossing over with john edwards.
Oh, then no.I am talking about the stuff like on crossing over with john edwards.
vulcanlogician
Well-Known Member
I am talking about the stuff like on crossing over with john edwards.
I see.
Well, the charlatans from both arenas might get together and create a broad-based money making scheme. But I don't think Christianity as a whole will embrace spiritualism (or vice versa).
idea
Question Everything
People from all faiths and backgrounds work together all the time. Where I work we are quite diverse - diversity works.
In nature, a field of say - just corn and nothing else, the soil is leached, insects multiply, disease spreads. Contrasted with naturally diverse uncultivated areas - diverse plants = diverse bugs who keep themselves in check, healthy soil.
Everyone can work together, a little healthy competition, same goals to support one another too.
In nature, a field of say - just corn and nothing else, the soil is leached, insects multiply, disease spreads. Contrasted with naturally diverse uncultivated areas - diverse plants = diverse bugs who keep themselves in check, healthy soil.
Everyone can work together, a little healthy competition, same goals to support one another too.
IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
Necromancy, or the practice of interacting with the dead, is forbidden in the Torah. Given, Christians pick and choose which of these laws they think are still in force. However, historically, Christians have said that the prohibition of consulting the dead is forbidden.Do you think christianity and spiritualism can work together?Yes or no?For me it's no.Because of me being methodist.
Hamilton
Member
Donna Clements of Thundersley Christian Spiritualist Church.Yes, I believe that Christianity and spiritualism can work together. I know some Christians who are spiritualists.
I have never heard this kind of thing happing before.Can you give examples?