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Yes there are many Paths To GodWell?
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Wow, I was planning to make an OP in Journals with the same title as your OP!Well?
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Even outside of Judaism?Each commandment is an opportunity or path to God.
To me it makes sense at least.Wow, I was planning to make an OP in Journals with the same title as your OP!
I was even going to illustrate it with this little picture:
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I believe that the only way to get close to God is through accruing positive moral credit
But I believe that there are many ways to get positive moral credit
Therefore there are many ways to God
If that makes sense?
If there is a path to God, then that path is the path of virtue, and the virtues are not restricted to one religion, therefore I vote many paths take one back to GodWell?
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No. Only God finds anyone.Well?
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Near as I can tell, from what I've heard from the religions I've listened to , the only "path to God," (meaning the path that gets you to meet God) is death.Well?
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5.I drift in the direction that there's Something that is just a part of who we are, namely an inclination for love and compassion that goes beyond being self-centered.
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That's if one doesn't realize that scriptures are really not objective-- they're subjective. If you doubt this, try and provide objective evidence that the Upanishads are wrong and the Bible is right?No sir, God has always had one group of people. We became a nation when we accepted the law covenant shortly after God delivered us from Egypt. It was at that point we became His nation. He still has one group of people today, under a new covenant that was enacted shortly after Jesus returned to heaven. Eph 4:5 says there is one faith, and John 4:24 states that those who worship God must do so with spirit and truth. There are not multiple sets of truth. The Bible identifies the true faith beyond any doubt.
Where I differ is on the term 'God',