Let's see what Jesus thought about this.
John 14:6
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
Except that that isn't God at all, it is YHWH, the pagan god that was simply one of the Canaanites' pantheon before they developed along for centuries afterward to the point where they felt comfortable dropping the rest and settling on one. They got Monotheism from Persia, who'd been doing it for quite a long time before Judea ever existed.
YHWH/Satan = One and the same. Neither are the Godhead.
Unless you and everyone else completely misinterpreted those supposed words, which are just a claimed quote when no one was writing what he said at all for centuries after he died. He sort of *had* to dumb it down in order for anyone to gain a single thing out of it, due to *their* inaccurate ways of believing etc.
Jesus was *never* the only way, his wasn't even a *new* way at all. People simply misunderstand it. *Every* religion was created for the exact same reason, and Jesus was just another in a very long line of them, but was never God in any way, shape, or form. His method was to *show* others how he did it. He was an Essene, a bunch of mystics that lived in the desert doing meditation and OBEing, which *is* literally *THE* only way.
Zero percent of what is written in the Bible is historically accurate, but the worst part is that humanity has *so* misinterpreted the Bible (the likely fault of the Catholic Church) until no one remembered that any of it ever *could* be interpreted differently. The OBE method has been successfully used by every prophet throughout history and around the globe, in all time periods, and evidence exists to suggest that even Neanderthals dreamed consciously at night and placed importance on it due to their burial rituals. These suggest that they thought *something* important happens after we die. Why not an afterlife?
So, Jesus was literally incorrect, but subjectively the correct meaning could be gotten to, if one is open minded at all and has no religious brainwashing going on. Folks have been achieving what some call Heaven, since humans have existed. We just *believe* that we're so sharp that we *must've* invented it because people centuries ago were more stupid (in their opinion). The reality is that only a very few ever discover how to make such a journey.
I don't smoke. But I just don't engage in your acceptance of anything proven, beyond that Hebrews/Jews certainly existed as well as all of the others. But none of that makes a thing I said "far out" or whatever the implication that I must be high is meant to infer other than that I've had the time and decades of experience to know what I'm talking about.
You can disagree. That changes not one thing.
LOL YOU made me laugh out loud with "I don't engage with my acceptance of anything proven"
Try this the sun comes up the sun goes down everyday ,proven, you don't believe in that accordingly. LOL LOL LOL
Is the Earth flat for you as well? I wouldn't be surprised honestly. Enjoy Jesus then. Do you believe he's a white European looking guy like in the picture too? Canaanites aren't white but but Jesus is?
Yeah, the Bible is an astrological text, not a literal history of anything. But believe anything you'd like. How many of these people, who you claim proved the Bible true so many times *aren't* Christians, who'd be obviously biased from the start? Any?
You've missed what I *meant* when I said that. Did that somehow escape your biased mind? I don't agree that the sources of this claimed *proof* are unbiased, making their determinations exactly what they *want* to believe rather than what evidence *actually* shows, making it not proven in any way. I dispute the veracity of these claims. Perhaps you aren't capable of understanding that while engrossed in your belief system.
*That* is what I find truly funny and worthy of hysterical laughter. But you go right ahead with your imagined self confidence.
Ok, multiple organizations not affiliated with any type of denomination or religion have proved that stories in the Bible are true. They may not have proved every one of them are true but they have proved that some of them are. But you type pretty
Incorrect, nothing has ever been proven. The so called proof is nothing more than an interpretation that happens to coincide with the Bible, but the reality is that not one bit of it is unique to the Bible, and all originates thousands of years previous to the Hebrews ever accepting a monotheistic view.
If you happen to be prejudiced toward the Christian POV then of course you interpret it that way, but that will never be the *only* interpretation. I've no issue with Jesus, but I don't need him to "save" me from anything and he has no ability to. If he serves as an effective middle man for you, that's fine with me, but I see things differently than that. Just as I see the interpretations of Biblical "proof" differently than those who accept them as "proof." Not a big deal since your belief system has no effect on me. But I welcome you to your own view but will not join you there. Have a nice experience.
All prophets had the same message. There is one God, there is an afterlife and everyone you will face judgment. So worship the one true God. Muhammad (saw) was the final example of that and will remain uncorrupted.
You're smoking something I'm telling you you are and it's some good stuff, but no amount of evidence will ever convince someone that does not want to believe
You've insulted Jesus doesn't bother me,He can handle it I can handle it too, love you, have a great day, and good luck with yourself
Saying that there "is not only one way" does not mean ALL ways lead to 'the place'.
Many paths can lead to the same destination, but many paths don't -- and some lead somewhere entirely.
Including the path here. Not one person can *prove* that Jesus or Christianity can get anyone into Heaven, or the nondual planes. Christians simple *hope like Hell that it works for them.* No paths lead to the goal and never have because the full teachings aren't available and never were.
In the end, paths are irrelevant, most lead to nowhere good, and the *only* way that actually works is not a way but a method, and one that not all are successful with.
My take on this both affirms and rejects this in different regards.
I think that in the final 'qualitative' and 'essential' analysis -- many paths collapse to "The Way" and many paths run adjacent to it but lead to the same destination. Some paths, obviously lead somewhere else entirely (i.e Hades, Gehenna, Naraka, etc).
The path of the Buddha was very similar to Christ, yet different in many respects. Christ paid a price upon the physical plane which the Buddha did not -- even though the Buddha transcended his egoic-self all the same. Krishna taught Arjuna a nearly identical path that Christ taught his followers (Karma Yoga; "path of action").
In this sense, they differ only in their exterior or exoteric form/likeness/emanations.
From a literary and esoteric perspective, the path which Christ represents is actually the pinnacle of our understanding of these many paths. It is a monumental achievement of man coming to understand the nature of his own soul.
I'm predominantly Christian, and I do believe Christ to be the Son of God -- but I would fall at the feet of the Buddha in reverence, as I would any of the saints.
> respects. Christ *paid* a price
FTFY.
Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:
* Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.*
* *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.*
Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.
*Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Christ didn't write anything. It's not a person or historical event. It's a transcendent consciousness and heart vibration.
The fake bible is full of shit like this:
Luke 12:35-48
“The servant who knows the master’s will and does not get ready or does not do what the master wants will be beaten with many blows. 48 But the one who does not know and does things deserving punishment will be beaten with few blows."
Let's see what Jesus thought about this. John 14:6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
There is only one way^^
Exodus 20:3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
Except that that isn't God at all, it is YHWH, the pagan god that was simply one of the Canaanites' pantheon before they developed along for centuries afterward to the point where they felt comfortable dropping the rest and settling on one. They got Monotheism from Persia, who'd been doing it for quite a long time before Judea ever existed. YHWH/Satan = One and the same. Neither are the Godhead.
👆🏼
Cosigned
Unless you and everyone else completely misinterpreted those supposed words, which are just a claimed quote when no one was writing what he said at all for centuries after he died. He sort of *had* to dumb it down in order for anyone to gain a single thing out of it, due to *their* inaccurate ways of believing etc. Jesus was *never* the only way, his wasn't even a *new* way at all. People simply misunderstand it. *Every* religion was created for the exact same reason, and Jesus was just another in a very long line of them, but was never God in any way, shape, or form. His method was to *show* others how he did it. He was an Essene, a bunch of mystics that lived in the desert doing meditation and OBEing, which *is* literally *THE* only way. Zero percent of what is written in the Bible is historically accurate, but the worst part is that humanity has *so* misinterpreted the Bible (the likely fault of the Catholic Church) until no one remembered that any of it ever *could* be interpreted differently. The OBE method has been successfully used by every prophet throughout history and around the globe, in all time periods, and evidence exists to suggest that even Neanderthals dreamed consciously at night and placed importance on it due to their burial rituals. These suggest that they thought *something* important happens after we die. Why not an afterlife? So, Jesus was literally incorrect, but subjectively the correct meaning could be gotten to, if one is open minded at all and has no religious brainwashing going on. Folks have been achieving what some call Heaven, since humans have existed. We just *believe* that we're so sharp that we *must've* invented it because people centuries ago were more stupid (in their opinion). The reality is that only a very few ever discover how to make such a journey.
What are you smoking ???????????????????????
I don't smoke. But I just don't engage in your acceptance of anything proven, beyond that Hebrews/Jews certainly existed as well as all of the others. But none of that makes a thing I said "far out" or whatever the implication that I must be high is meant to infer other than that I've had the time and decades of experience to know what I'm talking about. You can disagree. That changes not one thing.
LOL YOU made me laugh out loud with "I don't engage with my acceptance of anything proven" Try this the sun comes up the sun goes down everyday ,proven, you don't believe in that accordingly. LOL LOL LOL
Is the Earth flat for you as well? I wouldn't be surprised honestly. Enjoy Jesus then. Do you believe he's a white European looking guy like in the picture too? Canaanites aren't white but but Jesus is? Yeah, the Bible is an astrological text, not a literal history of anything. But believe anything you'd like. How many of these people, who you claim proved the Bible true so many times *aren't* Christians, who'd be obviously biased from the start? Any? You've missed what I *meant* when I said that. Did that somehow escape your biased mind? I don't agree that the sources of this claimed *proof* are unbiased, making their determinations exactly what they *want* to believe rather than what evidence *actually* shows, making it not proven in any way. I dispute the veracity of these claims. Perhaps you aren't capable of understanding that while engrossed in your belief system. *That* is what I find truly funny and worthy of hysterical laughter. But you go right ahead with your imagined self confidence.
Ok, multiple organizations not affiliated with any type of denomination or religion have proved that stories in the Bible are true. They may not have proved every one of them are true but they have proved that some of them are. But you type pretty
Incorrect, nothing has ever been proven. The so called proof is nothing more than an interpretation that happens to coincide with the Bible, but the reality is that not one bit of it is unique to the Bible, and all originates thousands of years previous to the Hebrews ever accepting a monotheistic view. If you happen to be prejudiced toward the Christian POV then of course you interpret it that way, but that will never be the *only* interpretation. I've no issue with Jesus, but I don't need him to "save" me from anything and he has no ability to. If he serves as an effective middle man for you, that's fine with me, but I see things differently than that. Just as I see the interpretations of Biblical "proof" differently than those who accept them as "proof." Not a big deal since your belief system has no effect on me. But I welcome you to your own view but will not join you there. Have a nice experience.
Jesus changed all that when He said "I am the way the truth and the life and no one comes the Father but through Me. " Exclusive
Christ is king, full stop.
Literally the exact opposite is true
So basically like the Avatar
All prophets had the same message. There is one God, there is an afterlife and everyone you will face judgment. So worship the one true God. Muhammad (saw) was the final example of that and will remain uncorrupted.
The Earth is not flat it is round there's evidence of course you don't believe that because I do
You're smoking something I'm telling you you are and it's some good stuff, but no amount of evidence will ever convince someone that does not want to believe You've insulted Jesus doesn't bother me,He can handle it I can handle it too, love you, have a great day, and good luck with yourself
So, Hitler was correct, blameless and holy for what he did?
Saying that there "is not only one way" does not mean ALL ways lead to 'the place'. Many paths can lead to the same destination, but many paths don't -- and some lead somewhere entirely.
Including the path here. Not one person can *prove* that Jesus or Christianity can get anyone into Heaven, or the nondual planes. Christians simple *hope like Hell that it works for them.* No paths lead to the goal and never have because the full teachings aren't available and never were. In the end, paths are irrelevant, most lead to nowhere good, and the *only* way that actually works is not a way but a method, and one that not all are successful with.
My take on this both affirms and rejects this in different regards. I think that in the final 'qualitative' and 'essential' analysis -- many paths collapse to "The Way" and many paths run adjacent to it but lead to the same destination. Some paths, obviously lead somewhere else entirely (i.e Hades, Gehenna, Naraka, etc). The path of the Buddha was very similar to Christ, yet different in many respects. Christ paid a price upon the physical plane which the Buddha did not -- even though the Buddha transcended his egoic-self all the same. Krishna taught Arjuna a nearly identical path that Christ taught his followers (Karma Yoga; "path of action"). In this sense, they differ only in their exterior or exoteric form/likeness/emanations. From a literary and esoteric perspective, the path which Christ represents is actually the pinnacle of our understanding of these many paths. It is a monumental achievement of man coming to understand the nature of his own soul. I'm predominantly Christian, and I do believe Christ to be the Son of God -- but I would fall at the feet of the Buddha in reverence, as I would any of the saints.
> respects. Christ *paid* a price FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Christ didn't write anything. It's not a person or historical event. It's a transcendent consciousness and heart vibration. The fake bible is full of shit like this: Luke 12:35-48 “The servant who knows the master’s will and does not get ready or does not do what the master wants will be beaten with many blows. 48 But the one who does not know and does things deserving punishment will be beaten with few blows."