paarsurrey
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Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
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Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
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paarsurrey
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Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
Jesus and Krishna both were just human beings and prophets, none of them is god or son of god or supreme-god. Please
Regards
Jesus and Krishna both were just human beings and prophets, none of them is god or son of god or supreme-god. Please
Regards
Thank you for giving out your opinion on the matter
psychoslice
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To me neither, they both declared God, they both were just men, but men who were Self realized, they realized that we are all One with the Source, call that the Father, Brahman, Consciousness, whatever it doesn't matter, and we are also One, when we ourselves realize this truth for ourselves, we then are as Jesus and Krishna. no more, no less.
Unveiled Artist
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Jesus is not god. So that takes him out by default. I dont know about krishna to say who he/she is to believers. If you believe they are prophets, whats he point of the question?
Hazrat Inayat Khan, who brought Chisti Sufism to the west, has a beautiful prayer which to me is the perfect response.
Most gracious Lord, Master, Messiah,
And Saviour of Humanity,
We greet Thee with all humility.
Thou art the first cause and the last effect,
The Divine Light and the Spirit of Guidance,
Alpha and Omega.
Thy light is in all forms,
Thy love in all beings,
In a loving mother, in a kind father,
In an innocent child, in a helpful friend,
In an inspiring teacher.
Allow us to recognize Thee
In all Thy holy names and forms;
As Rama, as Krishna, as Shiva, as Buddha;
Let us know Thee as Abraham, as Solomon, as Zarathustra, as Moses, as Jesus, as Mohammed,
And in many other names and forms,
Known and unknown to the world.
We adore Thy past;
Thy presence deeply enlighteneth our beings,
And we look for Thy blessings in the future.
O Messenger, Christ, Nabi, the Rasul of God,
Thou whose heart constantly reacheth upward,
Thou comest on earth with a message,
As a dove from above when dharma decayeth
And speaketh the word that is put into Thy mouth
As the light filleth the crescent moon.
Let the star of the Divine Light shining in Thy heart
Be reflected in the hearts of Thy devotees.
May the Message of God reach far and wide,
Illuminating and making the whole humanity
As one single brotherhood in the fatherhood of God.
Most gracious Lord, Master, Messiah,
And Saviour of Humanity,
We greet Thee with all humility.
Thou art the first cause and the last effect,
The Divine Light and the Spirit of Guidance,
Alpha and Omega.
Thy light is in all forms,
Thy love in all beings,
In a loving mother, in a kind father,
In an innocent child, in a helpful friend,
In an inspiring teacher.
Allow us to recognize Thee
In all Thy holy names and forms;
As Rama, as Krishna, as Shiva, as Buddha;
Let us know Thee as Abraham, as Solomon, as Zarathustra, as Moses, as Jesus, as Mohammed,
And in many other names and forms,
Known and unknown to the world.
We adore Thy past;
Thy presence deeply enlighteneth our beings,
And we look for Thy blessings in the future.
O Messenger, Christ, Nabi, the Rasul of God,
Thou whose heart constantly reacheth upward,
Thou comest on earth with a message,
As a dove from above when dharma decayeth
And speaketh the word that is put into Thy mouth
As the light filleth the crescent moon.
Let the star of the Divine Light shining in Thy heart
Be reflected in the hearts of Thy devotees.
May the Message of God reach far and wide,
Illuminating and making the whole humanity
As one single brotherhood in the fatherhood of God.
Jesus , Krishna- which of the two is the supreme-god?
I think it is Krishna. Krishna is an avatar; a full divine incarnation from birth. Jesus grew into his role. Krishna knew he was God from birth and Omni-everything.
I think it is Krishna. Krishna is an avatar; a full divine incarnation from birth. Jesus grew into his role. Krishna knew he was God from birth and Omni-everything.
Atheist.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
So, don't we have our rights?
As I said elsewhere Jesus was one of the many rabble-rouser in his time (rabble-rousers, like today's politicians, can say anything they want if it suits their purpose); and Krishna is a pre-Arya folk-lore of India. The real Supreme God is Parsurrey's Allah who sent a mahdi in Mirza Gulam Ahmad to Qadian in Gurdaspur District in Punjab, a small town north-east of the Sikh holy city of Amritsar. Unfortunately, most Muslims deny him.
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paarsurrey
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Is there a harm if the whole humanity become one with ONE? Please
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paarsurrey
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The words do convey the point. Please
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paarsurrey
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I like it. Let the humanity be one with ONE. Please
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Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Under what flag?
Unveiled Artist
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What is the point of the question if younbelieve they both are prophetz?
I dont know about krisna to answer your qurstion.
Jesus is not god, so he is not a supreme god.1
There is wisdom in this answer, @paarsurreyThank you for giving out your opinion on the matter
I hope you manage to appreciate that wisdom fully.
While I do not doubt that you feel that there is a real and significant need to "correctly" establish the credentials of both, that need is at least largely illusory. Personally, I feel that it is entirely illusory.
You should not trouble yourself with such questions. Neither Krishna nor Jesus have any real need of you "choosing correctly". Nor does anyone else.
Neither. Jesus is the Son of God, not the supreme God, IMO. As for Krishna, I consider a false god who does not exist.
paarsurrey
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*"Son of God" as is used in the Torah meaning a loved one of God or a righteous person. That is OK. Jesus was son of Mary, Jesus had no physical and literal father.
With this clarification I liked one's post, please.
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Can you cite this, or is it simply your personal interpretation?