waitasec
Veteran Member
question, what makes you think others are not honestly and fervently seeking the truth?
do you mean that you pray others will honestly and fervently seek out "the truth" you found for yourself?
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no faith vs wrong faith
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question, what makes you think others are not honestly and fervently seeking the truth?
do you mean that you pray others will honestly and fervently seek out "the truth" you found for yourself?
bigbadgirl
Active Member
How can there be a wrong form of God and a right form of God. Why should Eckankar be considered right and Christianity wrong? Shintoism wrong and Taoism right? Mormonism right and Islam wrong? Very confusing.
krsnaraja
Active Member
The title of this OP reminds me of a man in the wheel chair without feet & the sports athlete whose feet did not fit the size of the pair of shoes his running coach gave 25 minutes before the start of the 40 kilometer run. The former lost his faith in God while the latter placed his faith in the pair of shoes he will be wearing & not in his coach. He was only after the Nike shoes made in China his marathon coach bought in HK during their tour in Disneyland..
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
I can't imagine that god would lack understanding and be petty enough to be bothered one way or another. I think it's rather silly to attribute human emotions and ego to god.
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
How can there not be?
McBell
mantra-chanting henotheistic snake handler
What is "right" for one person may not be "right" for another person.
And if it is not "right" for that person, then it would be wrong, right?
"Goodly" isn't a word.
waitasec
Veteran Member
it may not be a word but it makes sense...
and it rolls of the tongue nice and smooth
Cordoba
Well-Known Member
I suggest that what is more important is one's real intentions in searching for the Truth
The intellectual journey one takes to find the answers to life's three main questions (where did we come from?, what is the purpose of this life?, what will happen after this life ends?) is (imo) the most important
This can take time, when one studies and compares different faiths
So what is not important is at what stage one is at the moment, but whether the "sincerity curve" of an objective search is rising or declining ...
A person today could be atheist or agnostic, but with many years of reading, researching and sincere search for the truth
The timing for finding the truth may not have come yet, but he/she may be nearly there ...
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Gaura Priya
IRL
For me, it's worse to not believe in God at all! :O
Me Myself
Back to my username
Depends. Finding the truth and comprehending the truth need not be the same.
A goodly thing, that.it may not be a word but it makes sense...
and it rolls of the tongue nice and smooth
waitasec
Veteran Member
Goodly is a word. I read a lot see it a lot. ued mostly in classic literature but still used today..
Adjective:
good·ly/ˈgo͝odlē/
Adjective:
- Considerable in size or quantity: "we ran up a goodly bar bill".
- Attractive, excellent, or admirable.
BruceDLimber
Well-Known Member
Then they're wrong for a different reason that has nothing whatever to do with a "right" or "wrong" god--which, please note, was the topic of this thread.
Bruce
I know im the op. I actual did both. Who was your god again, and could you tell me more about him/her?
Gaura Priya
IRL
may i ask why?
Because Im biased, that's why! :yes: