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Originally posted by Mividau
reply to post by loves a conspiricy
I didnt mean to offend you by saying you had a good heart. (Not saying u dont now either)
My question to you becomes why would you come to a spiritual/religious thread if you dont believe in it?
I do not visit the reptilian thread becuse I do not believe in it.
I chose to leave them in peace rather then critize them because I do not share their view points.
All I was trying to say was the moral code was written in you're heart as everyone else.
Weather that came from GOD or not is up to you to decide.
But my question becomes who put it into the earliest ancestors hearts who decided it was wrong??
LOTZA LUV 2 U
Originally posted by Mividau
34) Beware that no one lead you astray saying Lo here or lo there! For the Son of Man is within you.
Do not lay down any rules beyond what I appointed you, and do not give a law like the lawgiver lest you be constrained by it
I am pretty sure these 2 verses had agreat deal to do with it. Imagine that, Jesus is always with you.
Not sitting in some church waiting for sunday to roll around and you're admitence fee to be paid. What you do not think this goes along with his message in the NT???
Luke 17:20
20 Once, having been asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, Jesus replied, “The kingdom of God does not come with your careful observation, 21 nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is within you.”
The Gospel of Thomas
3. Jesus said, "If your leaders say to you, 'Look, the (Father's) kingdom is in the sky,' then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, 'It is in the sea,' then the fish will precede you. Rather, the (Father's) kingdom is within you and it is outside you.
38) Do not lay down any rules beyond what I appointed you, and do not give a law like the lawgiver lest you be constrained by it.
There were plenty of books and book fragments not chosen for the New Testament, but not necessarily because there was any huge conspiracy to avoid putting in "The Truth."
Originally posted by napayshni57
reply to post by Mividau
(Gen 6). Enoch goes on to explain that they will be bound to the earth for all time and walk amoung us. Speculation as to why this book was banned and thought so evil is that it insinuates that anyone could be one of the fallen angels and you wouldn't know it except by their deeds. You might question religous leaders as to what spirit they are of. You might find their wanting to add and take out and laws they want you to live by aren't of what God and Jesus wanted. You might decide they are evil and want to get rid of them.
A lot of the books that didn't make it into the bible wasn't because they were unpopular with the masses but because they would not suit the desires of a group of men organizing a religion.
Originally posted by Heyyo_yoyo
"My sheep will know my Voice" - Metatron, the Voice of God.
Genesis 3: 15 declares that there exists TWO distinct species of humans living upon this planet... "the Serpent's seed, and the Woman's seed". Jesus stated that there will be a separation of these two species at the end of days... "sheep from goats", "weeds from wheat", the understanding from the intolerant.
Since this is true, it's only obvious why Jesus revealed this fact to His disciples when he showed them that only they were capable of seeing who He in reality was, while everyone else thought he was just another prophet after the fashion of Elijah... BECAUSE THE REST WERE ~EXACTLY~ WHAT HE CONDEMNED THEM AS BEING...OFFSPRING OF SERPENTS.
hmm...
The fact that these rejected works remain among us is because they ARE inspired, and the Serpent doesn't want those that these works were written for to glean their enlightenment.
Originally posted by Joecroft
reply to post by Mividau
You are right though; it’s all about finding God within, and realizing that you are a Temple of the Holy Spirit and that you’re a part of the living God.
When a person comes to realize these things, there is no need to learn to stick to strict laws, because you become aware that everyone is part of and one with God. And therefore you do not wish to harm others, because you realize that in doing so, you would only be harming yourself and God.
- JC
Originally posted by Aeons
Some of these Gospels I think were left out because they are God Awful (ha ha) to read. The Gospel of Thomas for example. The message is the less the problem than the manner of writing.
Editorial grace, and not the message of God was the provocation for it.
Originally posted by Joecroft
You are right though; it’s all about finding God within, and realizing that you are a Temple of the Holy Spirit and that you’re a part of the living God.
When a person comes to realize these things, there is no need to learn to stick to strict laws, because you become aware that everyone is part of and one with God. And therefore you do not wish to harm others, because you realize that in doing so, you would only be harming yourself and God.
Originally posted by Mividau
Thank you JC,
I think this message has been lost over time. Everybody seems to be more caught up with the dogma of it all.
Originally posted by Mividau
Or even the show of it. I get looked down on often because I refuse to attend a stone church.
Originally posted by Mividau
I have tried to explain my reason's. Which after explaining stuff like above but from the NT. I always end with---> I dont follow Jesus for the country club membership. I follow him for the membership of humanity. Well the more enlightend version I should say.The one's that relize the statment you made to be 100% true
Originally posted by Griffo
Victims of sexual abuse by priests will no longer be able to sue the Catholic church for damages if a landmark judgment rules that priests should not be considered as employees.
The use of the defence raises further questions about the church's willingness to accept culpability for abuse. It follows a damning report into abuse at the diocese of Cloyne in Ireland which prompted the Irish president, Mary McAleese, to call on leaders of the church "to urgently reflect on how, by coherent and effective action, it can restore public trust and confidence in its stated objective of putting children first
Catholic church's plea could rule out damages for priests' abuse
Originally posted by Mividau
For me it is more of connecting with the holy spirit and calming you're mind so that you may hear them. Through prayer/medatation, the world is no longer as quiet as it once was. So GOD and Jesus could get drowned out. They speak in whispers, so its our job to shush and listen lmao. (Sorry I just had this conversation with my 10 year old about hearing GOD, so I apologize for how it may sound. Still in mommy mood I guess).
Originally posted by Mividau
I am also very appalled at the church my children are attending. They are only going because there father wish's it. But they already taught them 2b judgemental. They came home yelling I worship an idol because I am on a computer all the time. I said didnt they teach you about what Jesus says about judgeing other's. (NO, with there faces down.) How ever you judge others GOD and Jesus will judge you with. Do you really want him to judge you for every minute you play you're video game. And I study the word 8-12 hrs a day so dont ever say anything like that again.
Hold you're tounge untill you know the truth. (I am a stay at home mother with alot of time on my hands lol, I chose this vs. T.V.)
Originally posted by Mividau
Like I said take the truth and leave the bs behind. We are all one and we need to love everyone and another fully.
Originally posted by Mividau
P.s. Just incase you haven’t seen this yet, another reason why I will never walk into a church....
Originally posted by Griffo
Victims of sexual abuse by priests will no longer be able to sue the Catholic church for damages if a landmark judgment rules that priests should not be considered as employees.
The use of the defence raises further questions about the church's willingness to accept culpability for abuse. It follows a damning report into abuse at the diocese of Cloyne in Ireland which prompted the Irish president, Mary McAleese, to call on leaders of the church "to urgently reflect on how, by coherent and effective action, it can restore public trust and confidence in its stated objective of putting children first
Catholic church's plea could rule out damages for priests' abuse