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Originally posted by Ram
I still believe God is the sun and Jesus, is the effect of the sun.
All religions are based on our solar system. I have concluded. And the human race have this insanity called religious text and books.
Because it's the density of dreams - like our souls are made from what we preceive as dreams.
The sun must have light in all spectras - all weights - and of such it be the source and reason of intelligence. it is a psycically manifestation of a world of light - and we are here because of the rays and what the sun emits of vitamins. It's in your flesh - it's in everything we are.
And it's absolutely beautiful and logical.
So Jesus or any other Messiah is the rays of the sun - And what ever the sun emits of electric vibrations that stimulate the entire solar system. Goes through all of the heavenly bodies. even Vitamin-C.
It's an vibration of intelligence - it is the connection to our relationship with the entire universe.
And the human race has been looking at a book apparently God's words - so distorted it can have only on purpose - and that is control.
They took the power and intelligence of the most powerful force in this solar system and made it into a man.
They purposely told you the son of god was here in the flesh!!!
The Son of God is nothing less but what the sun emits from it's massive enormous heat fire and light - what ever the sun emits - is what they use to call Messiah.
And it's freaking logical - And here they thread their people with nuclear wars and murder - because they need to control the population of this planet - because they screwed it up a long time ago.
So next time your children ask what God is - Will you point to the skies or shake your head and tell them - It's to complicated?
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
You bring up an interesting point. Any third grader knows that everything is essentially a reflection of light. Without light, nothing would exist. God describes himself as light so when people ask me, "What does God look like?" I reply: "Imagine a big ball of intense energy that glows." If one can see that in his/her mind's eye, then they have somewhat of a concept of what God looks like.
It is not the WORD which is distorted or untrue - it is our human blindness and inborn mortal fear which causes us the driving need to CONTROL - and we will use any and all things available for that purpose! But our own lack of faith and imperfect sight in no way causes God's love to not be perfect, unfailing, corrupt, or controlling.
Originally posted by SkyWay
The twinkle in God's eye is greater than the sun. The transformation that is coming may well transform the sun itself. A small matter for the Almighty.
Originally posted by badw0lf
I like the ideas and concepts of your posts, and of the others in this thread, but you appear to be not debating a topic, as stating your opinion as fact.
And when I say 'God', I think we should take the whole concept of 'God' into focus and not merely a primitive biblical reference handed down by word-of-mouth over many many years.
Perhaps the way in which we were 'punished' was not entirely foolproof.
None of this is 100% the case, but its just what makes me think, out loud so to speak.
Say that we were changed as a Neanderthal being, to be given greater intelligence. We were given the tools to become a wise people, who were given telepathy as a means of communication so as to have 'perfect' communication. No misunderstanding.
Say that as a primitive people, we were still largely flawed and so greed, envy, spite, lust, et al, were rampant and we tended to abuse given our abilities, and those who altered us punished us by taking away those abilities.
Now, we're getting closer and closer to whatever is meant to be. Perhaps we will be judged once again, and if we are considered to satisfy the requirements of those who have watched over us, this 'enlightenment' is once again entrusted to us - we are given a second chance.
I've refrained from simply stating it - I believe that God is more than an omnipotent being, but those who would have seen our potential as a species. Aliens.
We cant deny that, and frankly, there is more evidence to 'believe' (which is the basis for faith) in that, than most of the prophecies in ancient books which have spurned many violent and bloody wars.
I dunno, but I guess my point is, don't refuse to believe anything, until we have concrete evidence to prove it. Given everything we don't know, anything could be possible.
Originally posted by masqua
Could I please ask that everyone remain civil towards each other in this thread (and anywhere else, for that matter)?
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1) A General Sign
There are many signs that will precede him, a general and very important sign is that he will come at a time when there is great confutation, intense disputes and violent deaths. When people are afflicted by disturbance and experiencing great fear. Calamities will fall upon the people, so much so that a man shall not find a shelter to shelter him self from oppression. There will be battles and fitnaas before his appearance. Every time a fitnaa has come to end, another will start, spread and intensify. The people will be troubled to such an extent that they will long for death. It is then that Imam Mahdi will be sent.
Abu Saeed Al-Khudri has repoted that the Messenger of Allah said "He will be sent at a time of intense disputes and differences among people and earthquakes..." (Ahmed)
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2) The Double Eclipse In Ramadan
Note. The Double Eclipse In Ramadan statement quoted from Darequtni is NOT verified, indeed it's authenticity is questionable. It is NOT to be considered as authentic Hadith.
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3) The Battle in Mina
Before Imam Mahdi emerges an inter-tribal fight will take place. In the same year hajis will be looted and a battle will erupt in Mina in which many people will be killed. Ameer bin Shauaib reported from his grandfather that the messenger of Allah said:
"In Dhul Qaidah (Islamic Month) the tribes will fight, Hajis will be looted and there will be a battle in Mina in which many people will be slain and blood will flow until it runs over the Jamaratul Aqba. Their companion (referring to Imam Mahdi) will flee to a point between the corner and the Maqaam and will be forced to accept people's allegiance."
(Al-Fitan, Nuaim ibn Hammad)
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4) The Euphrates will Disclose a Mountain of Gold
The Final Hour will not come until the river Euphrates (which flows through Syria and Iraq and finally opens in the Gulf) will disclose a mountain of gold over which people will fight and die Abu Hurairah reported that the Messenger of Allah said:
"The shall not occur until the Euphrateswill disclosea mountain of gold, over which people will fight. 99 out of every hundred shall die, and every one of them shall say, 'perchance I shall be the one to succeed"
(Muslim
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Originally posted by masqua
Could I please ask that everyone remain civil towards each other in this thread (and anywhere else, for that matter)?
Yes,Masqua. I take responsibility for how I reacted. I got a bit out of hand and I'll admit that. Skyway, I do want to apologize.. You may or may not wish to accept my apology that is your choice. However, I will at least apologize because I was disrespectful.
[edit on 22-3-2007 by SpeakerofTruth]
Originally posted by SkyWay
It is a big waste of time and gets old very fast when we criticize each other instead of exchanging our ideas with each other.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Criticizing others and calling people names really adds nothing to a discussion. You're right. Although I don't think either one of us devolved into the name-calling bit, it wasn't very far from it.
Originally posted by SkyWay
Now, back on topic. Yesterday was the Spring Equinox. That was the day that some Moslems had anticipated the appearance of the Mahdi. The day has passed without the return of the Mahdi. Maybe he will make it next year. Or, the Mahdi may come at anytime if the prophecy about his arrival at the Spring Equinox was incorrect.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Originally posted by SkyWay
Now, back on topic. Yesterday was the Spring Equinox. That was the day that some Moslems had anticipated the appearance of the Mahdi. The day has passed without the return of the Mahdi. Maybe he will make it next year. Or, the Mahdi may come at anytime if the prophecy about his arrival at the Spring Equinox was incorrect.
Well, wait now. Let's think about this. Do you necessarily think that if this "Mahdi" did return that it would automatically be evident?
Originally posted by SkyWay
From what I understand, and mind you I am not a Moslem, but from what I understand the Mahdi was supposed to arrive with a great voice from the heavans announcing his arrival.
Originally posted by SkyWay
I imagine if a great voice had thundered from the sky and the Mahdi had decended from on high the reports would have reached us by now. I mean, even the ordinary news media would probably have reported on an event that spectacular. The fact that it hasn't happened is a pretty good indication that the arrival of the Mahdi did not occur. There's always tomorrow!
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Well, you see that is the problem with the literalist interpretation of any scripture. If it doesn't happen exactly the way they have imagined it to happen, then in the literalist's mind, it hasn't happened. I don't know if you're a literalist or not, but I am assuming that you are or you have come across some literalist explanation of it.
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Originally posted by SkyWay
The problem is that there are things mysterious which have occurred to some people which confirm that there are things which seem like mere legends but which are actually literally true. There are things such as acupuncture which has been practiced in China for millennia and yet had been considered myth or folktale by many in the West.