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if religious gods aren't subjects to Karma Law then Why does Karma still act on you regardless of forgiveness from religious gods?

gGGODDd:
if religious gods aren't subjects to Karma Law then Why does Karma still act on you regardless of forgiveness from religious gods?

The universal Laws of Karma are virtually inviolate. Your religious deity may absolve you of transgressions against itself but except in extraneous circumstances (beyond the scope of this discussion) where one's Kharmic baggage is obliterated and the cycle of "Samsara " is broken, then universal Divine law applies.

Sarassin:
The universal Laws of Karma are virtually inviolate. Your religious deity may absolve you of transgressions against itself but except in extraneous circumstances (beyond the scope of this discussion) where one's Kharmic baggage is obliterated and the cycle of "Samsara " is broken, then universal Divine law applies.

I do not understand. Do you mean that the different religious deities exist?

Ranchhoddas:
I do not understand. Do you mean that the different religious deities exist?

Yes Religious deities exist, but not as we think. They exist as long as their worship and adoration subsists, because in truth they are collective thought-forms imbued with power.

Sarassin:
Yes Religious deities exist, but not as we think. They exist as long as their worship and adoration subsists, because in truth they are collective thought-forms imbued with power.

In other words, man makes God?

Ranchhoddas:
In other words, man makes God?

I would prefer to say, Man thinks God.

Sarassin:
The universal Laws of Karma are virtually inviolate. Your religious deity may absolve you of transgressions against itself but except in extraneous circumstances (beyond the scope of this discussion) where one's Kharmic baggage is obliterated and the cycle of "Samsara " is broken, then universal Divine law applies.

That's cool man, but am atheist tho so don't talk like am some religious bigoted asshole

gGGODDd:
That's cool man, but am atheist tho so don't talk like am some religious bigoted asshole

No offence intended, I was just making a point.

Sarassin:
I would prefer to say, Man thinks God.

Good response!

promise101:
Good response!

Are you sure that you understand this thread?

karma ko ,karma ni ,,,,there is no karma anywhere

stephenmorris:
karma ko ,karma ni ,,,,there is no karma anywhere

Help me tell them ooo

Good question.

NotOfThis:
The universal Laws of Karma are virtually inviolate. Your religious deity may absolve you of transgressions against itself but except in extraneous circumstances (beyond the scope of this discussion) where one's Kharmic baggage is obliterated and the cycle of "Samsara " is broken, then universal Divine law applies.

True.

stephenmorris:
karma ko ,karma ni ,,,,there is no karma anywhere

No.
Just d consequences of every action, that's what morons call karma.

If you be smart, you can kill all consequences with your will n power over every action you make.
Ask OBJ.

I always ask those who spread this karmic nonsense.
Nnamdi Azikiwe, IBB, OBJ n some smart crazy politicians in this country, what karma have they experienced plus all the spoilings they've done?

Karma is just a fraudulent venture used by the elites to keep the vast majority of common people in check.
Consequences are real and can be avoided but karma is a fraudulent venture believed only by the common people n I tell u wat, u get what u think especially when you don't put measures in place to protect your neck.

I don't believe in karma, I only believe in protecting my neck whichever way I can, damn the consequences to hell, I'll escape them anyway I can but if I be stupid, they'll get to me.

That's what me thinks about the fictitious karmic nonsense.