e-pubs, in this case?It's where two pubs join.
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e-pubs, in this case?It's where two pubs join.
But not all religions says that. Some say impose their laws on non-believers.
But honestly, doesn't the religious law's or guidelines only apply for those who follow said religion?
Are we doing wrong when trying to apply the law of the religion upon people from different religions or especially upon atheists?
The question is, should not religious people not push their rules on others. Yes it already happen, but is it a good practice?
True, theists and other belief systems has guidelines and rules that atheists don't have to followWhat would that be like?
This assumes that there is a set of rules hardly wired to non-religious belief.
As if there is a "non-religious doctrine" with tenents and rules and laws and such.
In reality, there is no such thing.
I just noticed I misunderstood your post due to the confusing double negative. nvmTrue, theists and other belief systems has guidelines and rules that atheists don't have to follow
jesus never put anything in print and taught for 3.5 years orally. sidhartha guatama didn't write anything down. pythagoras didn't put anything in print either. many master don't write down their teachings because they are left to subjective interpretations. thus 40,000 denominations of christianity.Even more precise...Masters like Jesus also give/gave personal advice, just for that specific person
Easy to see, that, to generalize His Words to all, will no doubt lead to big mistakes
Imagine if doctors apply 1 cure to all patients...what a disaster that would be
This alone proves how wrong it is to not pay attention to the fact that certain verses were meant for just a few present there at the moment
My response to you was only to say, everyone here has their understanding of what they experiences as true to them, your response could be seen as negative toward @stvdv that was only explaining a belief in karma
I agree of course. In a way, for me no problem that Jesus didn't write it down, now all can use their own interpretation and discrimination to solve problems..., and indeed 40,000 denominations arosejesus never put anything in print and taught for 3.5 years orally. sidhartha guatama didn't write anything down. pythagoras didn't put anything in print either. many master don't write down their teachings because they are left to subjective interpretations. thus 40,000 denominations of christianity.