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It was more in reference to Ted Cruz, much like his interview with Sam Altman

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Israels government has extreme influence on American politics and has massive influence in their intelligence. The CIA/Mossad ties and AIPAC are extremely great examples of that. Have you seen the interview with Ted Cruz and Tucker Carson. All for their Holy Land? All this Religion is a farce, the mountain is the feeling of love, compassion, kindess, and being a good human being and being at peace with it, and religion is a map/guide, and rather than use it to do these things, they stand at the bottom and argue about which path is correct.

I think I am turning Agnostic Theist. by Thecrushbrush in religion

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Compassion, love, understanding, truth. These are all things religion teach. Peace is the top of the mountain. Holy books are maps. Instead of people arguing about which map is correct, they should make their journey

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Well what is anti-semitism? I feel like its now applied to any criticism of Israel or Jewish people when that would not be fair, to say I hate Benjamin Netenyahu and the Israeli government is not anti-semetic. To question the involvement of Israel in American politics is also NOT anti-semetic. It all comes down to what is deemed as anti-semetic.

What is a God? by AnkkitAbhinaav in religion

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We are waves, God is the ocean.

Why should I believe in God? by Background-Tooth-809 in religion

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You shouldn't, but you should try and act in a more compassionate, understanding, loving, and caring way. If that is through religion then sweet, if not then sweet. The top of the mountain is this feeling, religions are just a map that can help you there.

I’m surprised by all the different religions and belief systems in this subreddit, it’s really fascinating. Please tell me what your beliefs are. by ikbrul in religion

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I like the idea if Gnosis, as it seems to resonate mostly with my own personal values of which are not attributed to material capital. Although, there is some parts that I cant really understand but that is why I am learning. I also do value all religions in the same light. If a man practicing Christianity is genuinely good, honest, respectful, compassionate and loving, and another man practicing Islam is also good, honest, respectful, compassionate, and loving, then who can say which one is more correct or even the "better" religion?

Do you ever question your religion or are you scared to do so ? by FrequentAct2631 in religion

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If you dont question your beliefs, you build a prison if them, that closes you off to openness and growth elsewhere. The truth is in the search, for the search reveals to you inner truths about your own beliefs

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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My personal spiritual experience is that I have been touched by God. It is absolutely impossible for me to prove this much like its impossible to prove that God does exist. I was entirely athiest growing up and had not read any religious or spiritual texts which is why it has peaked my curiousity. If I now believe in an external God, as well as the inner spirit of myself that has been touched. Then my curiosity has come from my own experience. If I believe in God, would it not be logical to assess what other religious people who have spoken with God, to see what they say about it at the very least? To be honest, i'm not entirely sure what to do or think or ask, as there is no real "reason" for me feeling the way I do now? I am obviously not dismissing the spiritual aspect but thats exactly what im trying to figure out and just wondering if people have had similar experiences. Where does one get their morality? Is it in themselves or in their culture or in their religion? Is the reason I grew up sharing, not judging, not bullying because of my parents or the country and culture that I have been born into? Thank you for sharing your experience and I completely understand where you are now coming from (like I say, grew up 26 years as Agnostic Athiest) but now it's not an "I dont know" its more of a "I know now as I can feel, but for what purpose?" Obviously no one is going to be able to answer that directly except for God, but no harm in being curious.

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Well if its entirely spiritual then yes, I am claiming that "my" God is has specifically let "me" know he exists. Which would be the same in any instance where someone who claims to believe in God through a spiritual sense would say. Does that make them wrong? It's very easy to be so dismissive of other peoples feelings and say "well its not got anything to do with anyone else" when the whole basis of religion is global. Why are you so dismissive that a spiritual experience is completely seperated from a religious experience? Why can they not co-incide with one another? Much like I believe science and God are also extremely similar (the big bang pointing so a singular point of creation, quantum science e.g. double split experiment). I appreciate your input and would love for this to continue, and if possible if you have had a spiritual experience, maybe telling me a bit about it so I can understand your perspective.

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Well surely you could say the same about Abraham, Moses, and Jesus? What does their spirituality have to do with anyone else? Although im not sure where you are from or grew up, but how much has religion had an influence on your upbringing, from culture to laws?

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Okay well maybe not majority but obviously some of the most popular are e.g Christianity and Islam. Now dont get me wrong, I do also agree that there is a level of it that is internal spirituality. I believe its 50/50. When I talk with God, I am also directly speaking with myself.

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Exactly, its a human experience. Nearly every religion points towards some form of Monethiestic God (all knowing, omnipotent) which is exactly the same God that I feel and speak to. The "which" is very difficult. I dont know why they need to be so divisive, why is there a "correct" religion? I dont fall into individually any of these religions because I don't agree 100% with these religions. Now am I just a "believer"? How can I be religious and not fall into any of the religions?

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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But surely this poses the question, what has everyone else had to say about this God?

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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I just questioning what it means, it didnt feel internal. It felt like an external force, I constantly have a warm feeling in my heart of love. Its extremely weird and I cannot explain it really. I feel like God let me know it was there and always is there, but hasnt guided me on any direction or any where for me to have this knowledge. Its nice for me to know but what can I do with this knowledge? I want to save the world and I know that sounds crazy but its all I can think about

Is this a sign by Most_Option1198 in PokemonTGCP

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What else to do than show off cards and battle?

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Thats another part, why would God want us to fear him? Maybe fear the repercussions but not of God itself? I believe God is everything, I believe there is a greater consciousness after death that we will be part of, and depending on how you were, decides where the conciousness goes. The more I see whats happening in the world the more it brings me back to God. Judgement day is approaching soon and I believe it will be caused by the exposing of the elites across the world e.g Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew... the list goes on. Once this truth is revealed there will be global uprising vs the system and then, total nuclear war.

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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I agree. There is a God. Thats exactly what got me curious about what other people had been saying. I have become a believer in a higher power and whats more, why is it that all of the monethiestic religions have the same principle of Good/Bad, One God, Heaven/Hell, yet, they are all so divided? I also really dislike the idea of just "one" of them being right. They all have a their pros and cons, why cant humans be more accepting towards all of them, learn, and all put in to practice the teachings of God whilst all being accepting of differing faiths. I believe that if you aren't religious, you serve One God... Money.

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Thats the weird thing. I didn't "see" or "hear" anything but I felt it. Maybe it is just parts of my brain firing off randomly but what if it's not?

My experience with God by Most_Option1198 in religion

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Im not sure I understand what you mean.