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Politics : Should God be replaced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: exdaytrader76 who wrote (17796)6/12/2004 7:00:32 PM
From: 2MAR$  Respond to of 28931
 
Zoroastrian
I am looking at their web pages. Are the modern followers something like the white supremacists of India?


Excuse me ? Are you having some mid-life crisis with reason and the power of critical reading or research in real time
of facts and data present regarding comparative religions both ancient and modern ? Or obstinately obtuse for comical reasons or from deeper motivation ?

White supremacist of India? Oh my good sweet Lord...i seem to remember some white supremacists last century in northern Europe & colonial Europe, South Africa etc , but in India ? I would suppose/hope you meant the British ? The Aryans invaded/ melded with the Harrapan/Mojendaro indigenous peoples of north India quite a few centuries before Jesus...David or even Moses was born .

The ancient Greeks are/were also of Aryan decent/branches as well, btw , and are sometimes credited as being the fathers ( and mothers) to some of the original ideals of Democracy. But I'll let you Google that,
and eagerly await your selective findings?

;-)

The Aryan/Mojendaro peoples were quite fond of water sports and baptism rites nearly 5000 yrs ago and also imagined "One Creator" of many forms, a "Universal Mind" behind and within all things .... quite fascinating and all-pervading concepts they were playing around with when Moses seemed to be quite lost in the desert for 40 yrs apparently having trouble with finding that "land of milk and honey".
ece.lsu.edu

If Moses had truely known the "Mind of God" , would he and brother Joshua had to have murdered so many people so soon after the commandments were given ? Ah , but let every living religion have its celebrations and their say ,
is what i say !<vbg>

Could be they were a little ahead of your parade , but that white supremacist of India statement seemed a just a bit "off". I would always consider some rituals within many different peoples strange to me , but none stranger than drinking the blood and eating the flesh of their savior .

as I said before --->to each his own , but let us all be a little more discerning and patient. Human History is all a wonderful tapestry isn't it ?



To: exdaytrader76 who wrote (17796)6/12/2004 7:21:12 PM
From: 2MAR$  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 28931
 
Inspiring our youth with faith and pride in their ancestral Aryan identity and religion.

And certainly no different than what tendencies that could easily be observed practiced over in orthodox Judaism , Islam and many Christian venues ...agreed? I am not quite sure what your point is , so maybe keep Googling ?

Marry your nearest relative.

That is something that has been known to happen from time to time ...and actually was quite popular throughout much
of the Christian European Nobility for centuries....i hope that wsn't an endorsement for it ?

Let he that casts the first stone ,be the first to
swallow it later.

regards ,

;-)

Mars

PS: NO comment on Wordsworth's poem "Ode to Immortality " ? You spoke of the meaningless and lost glory of empires and constructs that man has made a mess of the world with ignoring the glory of God ...he speaks to a deeper loss we suffer when the glory of life that once danced before all our eyes, and evanesces .

* Perhaps because too much time is spent talking about the "grace of God" than the experience of it ? Our brother Greg is so full of many words directing towards God's Love & Grace , shall we do the right thing & consult with him?
I'm sure brother Greg will certainly help you more than I, for he knows only one book.