Originally posted by RJHinds
To karoly aczel:

Islam mixes truth with error. That is the way Satan works
to deceive us. Yes, even in Christianity, Satan is working
to mix truth with error to deceive Christians. We must
be on our guard as the Holy Bible says. The difference is
the Holy Bible contains no error, unlike the Koran.
Islam believes Mohammed is the greatest prophet. ...[text shortened]... s prophecied would come after him. Do
you know any prophecy Mohammed made that has come true?

I am sorry , I dont know anyones fortune telling record. Not my cup of tea.
The picture I am painting is slightly more positive than the one you seem to have gleened from my words.
I say take the good from all religons and use it while it is useful. After that , get rid of the whole lot, the whole "mind edifice". Just "junk" it and have faith that your consiousness will be restored.

Originally posted by RJHinds
"All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching,
for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness;
that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every
good work." (2 Timothy 3:16-17 NASB)

"But the natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God;
for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them,
...[text shortened]... appraised." (1 Corinthians 2:14 NASB)
[From the Holy Bible - New American Standard Bible]

yes, using quotes from a book to prove the same book is real.
awesome logic.

Originally posted by Dasa
Your using mundane logic to understand spiritual precepts.....cannot be done.

The only thing you need to understand spirituality is a thoroughly truthful heart and the teachings of Vedanta.

vedanta is a false whatever it is.


true enlightement can only be achieved through Grod



Grod! Oh, mighty gorilla with immense intellect and awesome telekinetic powers! I whorship you!

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
yes, using quotes from a book to prove the same book is real.
awesome logic.

Your reply proves the statement in the Holy Bible.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Your reply proves the statement in the Holy Bible.

i thought i put some sarcasm in that post. i realy thought i did. you sure you can't spot it if you look more carefully?

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
yes, using quotes from a book to prove the same book is real.
awesome logic.

yes, using quotes from a book to prove the same book is real.
awesome logic. (it is not awesome logic)



There: edited for rjhinds

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
yes, using quotes from a book to prove the same book is real.
awesome logic. (it is not awesome logic)



There: edited for rjhinds

Okay, that's funny!

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Yes, indeed, however, when you think of the term 'natural', it conjures connotations
of that which is good and wholesome, does it not? Clearly this is not what is
intended in the verse, for the term is contrasted with that which is spiritual, good
and wholesome.

The actual term itself, comes, as you are probably aware from the Greek,
ps ...[text shortened]... tually. It is for these reasons that I dont feel 'natural',
is an accurate translation.

I agree with you somewhat, except for the unreasoning
part. I think a man could be able to reason quite well
and still not understand the spiritual things.