TheBigUrban2: PastorAIO,


What is your belief sef?

I have been trying to find out but i cant guess from your comments


Secular christian?
Agnostic?
New age christian?
DeisT?

PastorAIO:

I am religious.

TheBigUrban2:


Guy, spill the beans



What is your belief?

Martian:

Pop Quiz.

Which of the following was the first vibration of reality?

a) Male

b) Transgender

c) Female

d) Oneness of infinity as

e) All of the above.

PastorAIO:

... Here we go again....

I believe many things. Here are a few of them.

I believe that the universe is infused and suffused with Intent.

I believe that knowing and harmonising with this Intent (singular or plural would be going into too much detail for now) is the key to Living a Good Life.

I believe that to call myself a christian will cause me to be identified with too many people that I have absolutely nothing in common with, so I avoid it.

I believe, that the Bible is not the basis of christianity, but in fact the bible is an artifact of the church which precedes it. I believe this is the cause of much of my misunderstanding with many so called christians.

I believe I ought to start a thread on Religion and what it means to me so that next time I get asked this age old question again I can just referred the questioner to the thread and save time.

I believe that no matter how much I know or whatever concepts I form about reality, the True will always confound my concepts and my beliefs. In other words I can never actually grasp the truth with my limited brain. Someone called this stance perspectivism and I see no reason to deny that.

I believe that I am bound by nature to always form ideas and concepts about God, the world, reality etc, and I cannot help it, however if I take my beliefs with an appropriate measure of salt ( maybe a pinch, maybe a teaspoon, maybe a whole bottle) then I reckon I'll be better off than those others who stamp their feet and whinge and whine when their beliefs are proved to be unfounded either by argument or by actually circumstance.

I belief in practice and experiment as ways of keeping up with the Truth. In other words I have a fair bit of contempt for armchair theology/philosophy. Or to put it another way, Reading the bible or any other religious book for that matter does nothing for you, and will only help you in vacuous debate with other airheads. But in order to grow spiritually one needs to take up the practice of an actual spiritual discipline. From the results of this practice you will know whether what you're following is worthwhile or not.

I believe that there are pros and cons to practicing religion within a cult.

I believe that most 'christians' are more devoted to their cult than they are to their actual religious practice.

I believe Messi shouldn't have been awarded the Player of the Tournament for this world cup.

I believe that anyone that doesn't appreciate me has poor tastes.

etc etc etc.

Martian:

Don't mind those two heathens. A"serious person" like you shouldnt be arguing with people without brain cells.
As a spokesman for ants, I totally concur with the last sentence. Im also a "serious person" now, but i dont think the first vibration of reality was a female. It was a transgender vibration. Ask nwankwo, he learned it when he reincarnated as a dog living in a buddhist temple, 1000 years ago. He feels the vibration now and he can articulate beautifully because he's also a "serious person. Kpele, dont mind them jare. Carry on.

DeepSight:

Perhaps because you are an ant and God is the Planet Pluto?

Or perhaps because you are a white blood cell and God is a human being?

Or perhaps because you are a grain of sand and God is the Earth?

Or perhaps because you are a drop of water and God is the Ocean?

You see, it makes no sense for minuscule beings such as ourselves to assert that things bigger than our perceptive capacity, by that reason alone, CANNOT exist.

PastorAIO:

... Here we go again....

I believe many things. Here are a few of them.

I believe that the universe is infused and suffused with Intent.

I believe that knowing and harmonising with this Intent (singular or plural would be going into too much detail for now) is the key to Living a Good Life.

I believe that to call myself a christian will cause me to be identified with too many people that I have absolutely nothing in common with, so I avoid it.

I believe, that the Bible is not the basis of christianity, but in fact the bible is an artifact of the church which precedes it. I believe this is the cause of much of my misunderstanding with many so called christians.

I believe I ought to start a thread on Religion and what it means to me so that next time I get asked this age old question again I can just referred the questioner to the thread and save time.

I believe that no matter how much I know or whatever concepts I form about reality, the True will always confound my concepts and my beliefs. In other words I can never actually grasp the truth with my limited brain. Someone called this stance perspectivism and I see no reason to deny that.

I believe that I am bound by nature to always form ideas and concepts about God, the world, reality etc, and I cannot help it, however if I take my beliefs with an appropriate measure of salt ( maybe a pinch, maybe a teaspoon, maybe a whole bottle) then I reckon I'll be better off than those others who stamp their feet and whinge and whine when their beliefs are proved to be unfounded either by argument or by actually circumstance.

I belief in practice and experiment as ways of keeping up with the Truth. In other words I have a fair bit of contempt for armchair theology/philosophy. Or to put it another way, Reading the bible or any other religious book for that matter does nothing for you, and will only help you in vacuous debate with other airheads. But in order to grow spiritually one needs to take up the practice of an actual spiritual discipline. From the results of this practice you will know whether what you're following is worthwhile or not.

I believe that there are pros and cons to practicing religion within a cult.

I believe that most 'christians' are more devoted to their cult than they are to their actual religious practice.

I believe Messi shouldn't have been awarded the Player of the Tournament for this world cup.

I believe that anyone that doesn't appreciate me has poor tastes.

etc etc etc.

PastorAIO:

... Here we go again....

I believe many things. Here are a few of them.

I believe that the universe is infused and suffused with Intent.

I believe that knowing and harmonising with this Intent (singular or plural would be going into too much detail for now) is the key to Living a Good Life.

I believe that to call myself a christian will cause me to be identified with too many people that I have absolutely nothing in common with, so I avoid it.

I believe, that the Bible is not the basis of christianity, but in fact the bible is an artifact of the church which precedes it. I believe this is the cause of much of my misunderstanding with many so called christians.

I believe I ought to start a thread on Religion and what it means to me so that next time I get asked this age old question again I can just referred the questioner to the thread and save time.

I believe that no matter how much I know or whatever concepts I form about reality, the True will always confound my concepts and my beliefs. In other words I can never actually grasp the truth with my limited brain. Someone called this stance perspectivism and I see no reason to deny that.

I believe that I am bound by nature to always form ideas and concepts about God, the world, reality etc, and I cannot help it, however if I take my beliefs with an appropriate measure of salt ( maybe a pinch, maybe a teaspoon, maybe a whole bottle) then I reckon I'll be better off than those others who stamp their feet and whinge and whine when their beliefs are proved to be unfounded either by argument or by actually circumstance.

I belief in practice and experiment as ways of keeping up with the Truth. In other words I have a fair bit of contempt for armchair theology/philosophy. Or to put it another way, Reading the bible or any other religious book for that matter does nothing for you, and will only help you in vacuous debate with other airheads. But in order to grow spiritually one needs to take up the practice of an actual spiritual discipline. From the results of this practice you will know whether what you're following is worthwhile or not.

I believe that there are pros and cons to practicing religion within a cult.

I believe that most 'christians' are more devoted to their cult than they are to their actual religious practice.

I believe Messi shouldn't have been awarded the Player of the Tournament for this world cup.

I believe that anyone that doesn't appreciate me has poor tastes.

etc etc etc.

Please sir, where have you been all my NL Life

TheBigUrban2:






You couldnt describe your beliefs in one line? You had to go throught the Deepsight/M-Nwankwo route of verbose sophistry?

MizMyColi: Please sir, where have you been all my NL Life

PastorAIO:

Riiiiight! I get it. You're looking for the one liner, put it in the box, lazy man's approach to life and thinking. O ma se o!

I'm sorry that I can be of no help to you. Perhaps one day you'll learn to think without recourse to boxes and labels and then we'll actually be able to have a conversation.

PastorAIO:

That's so sweet! It's a long time anyone has shown me such appreciation on NL. You, mademoiselle, obviously have very excellent tastes.

TheBigUrban2:


Come to the real world....labels are inevitable

Apatheist:
Know your boundaries.
If I vex for you a thousand Yahweh's wont save you.

PastorAIO:


No vex abeg. Na she dey tickle my weak spot. I find people who think I'm great irresistible.

PastorAIO:

... Here we go again....

I believe many things. Here are a few of them.

I believe that the universe is infused and suffused with Intent.

I believe that knowing and harmonising with this Intent (singular or plural would be going into too much detail for now) is the key to Living a Good Life.

I believe that to call myself a christian will cause me to be identified with too many people that I have absolutely nothing in common with, so I avoid it.

I believe, that the Bible is not the basis of christianity, but in fact the bible is an artifact of the church which precedes it. I believe this is the cause of much of my misunderstanding with many so called christians.

I believe I ought to start a thread on Religion and what it means to me so that next time I get asked this age old question again I can just referred the questioner to the thread and save time.

I believe that no matter how much I know or whatever concepts I form about reality, the True will always confound my concepts and my beliefs. In other words I can never actually grasp the truth with my limited brain. Someone called this stance perspectivism and I see no reason to deny that.

I believe that I am bound by nature to always form ideas and concepts about God, the world, reality etc, and I cannot help it, however if I take my beliefs with an appropriate measure of salt ( maybe a pinch, maybe a teaspoon, maybe a whole bottle) then I reckon I'll be better off than those others who stamp their feet and whinge and whine when their beliefs are proved to be unfounded either by argument or by actually circumstance.

I belief in practice and experiment as ways of keeping up with the Truth. In other words I have a fair bit of contempt for armchair theology/philosophy. Or to put it another way, Reading the bible or any other religious book for that matter does nothing for you, and will only help you in vacuous debate with other airheads. But in order to grow spiritually one needs to take up the practice of an actual spiritual discipline. From the results of this practice you will know whether what you're following is worthwhile or not.

I believe that there are pros and cons to practicing religion within a cult.

I believe that most 'christians' are more devoted to their cult than they are to their actual religious practice.

I believe Messi shouldn't have been awarded the Player of the Tournament for this world cup.

I believe that anyone that doesn't appreciate me has poor tastes.

etc etc etc.

musKeeto:
Mzmycoli would find this thread interesting, i hope.

texanomaly:


Recruiting are we?

musKeeto:


Tex

texanomaly:


Recruiting are we?

LoL

I could use a new Job.


Muskeeto
Hi

There's an "i" after "z"

I've read this before.

I should read it again.

PastorAIO:



No vex abeg. Na she dey tickle my weak spot. I find people who think I'm great irresistible.

*throws hands in the air*

Oh well, I just had to quote you.

Seeing this thread evokes memories.

RIP Apatheist.

texanomaly:


Wow! Till I got to the end and noticed you were quoting someone else, I thought you were 58 years old.

@ topic

Lately...I got nothin'

Same Here

MizMyColi:



LoL

I could use a new Job.


Muskeeto
Hi

There's an "i" after "z"

I've read this before.

I should read it again.

macof:


Many people have this philosophy that "Everything happens for a reason with a cause"
I subscribe to that, for very good reasons too

If I am to survive a car accident I would count myself lucky, but what controls this "luck"

Watever it is I would give thanks o


But then when has life given the impression that the creator is all kind and loving??
Why do people still expect an all loving, giving good things God?
life is much more complicated

May your life become more sensible.

Ise

Leave her.
She's mine already.

If you want tickle, use feather.

Irresistible. If I hear.